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steved0x · 05-18-2018, 06:43 AM

I've got a set of these sitting on my shelf:

RSS Adjustable Front Toe/Bump Steer Kit PORSCHE - RSS

I am wondering, if I'm not using the bump steer feature (since I am not lowered), what would be the benefit of installing these vs the OEM style front toe arms?

https://web2.carparts-cat.com/default.aspx?32=11523&51=14400478459&55=416+020+0000&35=144&125=0&36=914&124=914&1146=914&14=4&34=q12,100601,100603&1105=1&10=9CB24619B36B40C49B8F5C20C1091E3D348004&12=140

They both have a ball joint at the outboard end right? So no rubber, just a monoball?

I'm wondering if I should install these arms and if I would receive any benefit?

05-18-2018, 06:43 AM	#1
steved0x Registered User Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: FL Posts: 4,143	If not using the bumpsteer feature, any benefit to running motorsports front toe arms I've got a set of these sitting on my shelf: RSS Adjustable Front Toe/Bump Steer Kit PORSCHE - RSS I am wondering, if I'm not using the bump steer feature (since I am not lowered), what would be the benefit of installing these vs the OEM style front toe arms? https://web2.carparts-cat.com/default.aspx?32=11523&51=14400478459&55=416+020+0000&35=144&125=0&36=914&124=914&1146=914&14=4&34=q12,100601,100603&1105=1&10=9CB24619B36B40C49B8F5C20C1091E3D348004&12=140 They both have a ball joint at the outboard end right? So no rubber, just a monoball? I'm wondering if I should install these arms and if I would receive any benefit?