Subject	Toe control link
Posted by	Rocket man on January 25, 2013 at 6:03 PM
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In Reply To	What is this called? Also what does it do? Thanks! posted by BrianTT(Tpa,Fl) on January 25, 2013 at 09:28 AM
Message	I believe the factory service manual calls them toe control links. That makes sense, without them every time you hit the brakes the front tires would go severely "toe out" as the lateral links would flex. Tension rod also makes sense though as when the brakes are applied that piece will take the load in tension instead of the lateral link getting bending stress. . 90 300zx TT 12.731@114.00 94 Camaro Z28 13.751@101.83 03 WRX 13.973@94.88 02 Mazda MPV; four kids and a wife don't fit in the Z. 90 240sx (sold) 16.9@87
Follow Ups	What is this called? Also what does it do? Thanks! - BrianTT(Tpa,Fl) 09:28:14 01/25/13 Front Tension Rod (n/m) - Hydrus 09:39:28 01/25/13 Also dont know why i added the word "front". (n/m) - Hydrus 09:43:40 01/25/13 Re: Also dont know why i added the word "front". - BrianTT(Tpa,Fl) 09:46:56 01/25/13 I would suggest you upgrade - RobZ32 09:54:59 01/25/13 If you're trying to get them done on the cheap... - johnnysombrero 10:08:33 01/25/13 I have a set of with the ES bushing installed for sale! - adioZ 15:18:57 01/25/13 Looks like you're missing your stock brake deflectors. (n/m) - Mike TDK (NoVA) 09:53:52 01/25/13 Not all Z's had them. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 10:10:03 01/25/13 Negative. Those are special Lennay deflectors. (n/m) - evan_aggie 10:20:53 01/25/13 Toe control link - Rocket man 18:03:24 01/25/13 It is to adjust caster during alignment. - RevTech 13:43:24 01/26/13 ^^ This ^^ Also if you want to preserve ride quality, then - Gordo 93TT Daytona 12:45:31 01/27/13
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