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rear suspension parts: DIY specs

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surfer161

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I drive a 2002 C4S and replaced the stock suspension with a set of PSS9s, lowering the car. It seems I cannot get the rear wheels in correct toe-in alignment. Several companies offer adjustable toe control arms.

Talking about it with my father-in-law, he suggested that it would be "fun" for him to build me a set. Fortunately, he has a sophisticated machine shop which makes parts for drag racing applications.

So, does anyone out there have the specifications for the adjustable rear links (dogbones) or adjustable rear toe steer bars for the 996?

thanks

you can email them to me at rdg061@gmail.com

roy

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You'll need 4 hyme ends with lock nuts. The threaded tubes on a race prep cayman here are approximately 11" in length. Hope that helps

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