I really hate to say this, but you installed the lower arms incorrectly. The rubber bushing goes in the body side. The flex joint goes at the axle side with the offset dogleg set on the bottom. Not criticizing, but you may want to switch them around.
@spiguyversgarage9452, This is off topic but which carbon fiber wrap did you just purchase for your Supra if you mind sharing? I’m also thinking of wrapping my roof. It looks really good! Appreciate it
Your lowers we’re not stock, and had been replaced. Obviously without anti-Sieze…. New ones should have antisieze on threads on adjuster and inside bushing hole.
I really hate to say this, but you installed the lower arms incorrectly. The rubber bushing goes in the body side. The flex joint goes at the axle side with the offset dogleg set on the bottom. Not criticizing, but you may want to switch them around.
Thanks man, I wasn't sure when I installed them. I didn't have any directions. I appreciate the input, and I'll get them set up correctly!
look into somthing called "fluid film" for the under coating. its the only way to go in my opinion with my 20 years experience working on everything.
I have a place near me that does rust prevention undercoatings.
Had the sane problem. Bought a $30 electric sawzall from Harbor Freight. Still took 20 minutes to cut
That would have been easier on the arm though!
@spiguyversgarage9452, This is off topic but which carbon fiber wrap did you just purchase for your Supra if you mind sharing? I’m also thinking of wrapping my roof. It looks really good! Appreciate it
It is from Avery Dennison.
Your lowers we’re not stock, and had been replaced. Obviously without anti-Sieze…. New ones should have antisieze on threads on adjuster and inside bushing hole.
bigger hammer if you are not reusing the bolts
jeep, just expect every problem. i think you handled this one not tea bag really. maybe jeeps are more your speed lol!
Every problem, then get creative and imagine problems that can’t possibly exist, and they do!