[pits200]

Stupid question but just replaced my rear toe arms and am unsure if there is something wrong with my install process.

If you were to leave the bolt to the hub disconnected and have the bolt at the subframe connected, should the arm pivot up and down from 5oclock to 1 smoothly(Assuming looking from the back on the rear right)?

Mine seems to be very difficult to move up and down and was wondering how this may impact suspension geometry when going over bumps or imperfections.

Thaks

[feuer]

It is a rubber bushing so it will flex not pivot around because is not a bearing. It will move but not as much as from 1 to 5 o'clock as you discribe it. If it moves like that either the bushing is busted or the eccetrical bolt is not tighten correctly. You need to instal both ends of the toe arm and torque the bolts when the suspension is loaded.

[HP Autosport]

It moves very little, more or less twisting the rubber bushings than rotate.

Remember to torque it down with the suspension loaded so you don't add any artificial spring rates.