Hmm. . . Question in regards to PBM toe rods. . .

[Jagstang]

Hey, I was just wondering why the PBM toe rods are bent. . .

http://www.gtfactory.jp/cms/e107_files/ ... 040842.jpg

If you compare it to other toe rods, the other ones are straight.

http://www.bings.ca/files/bing10.jpg

Am I able to install it right away, or will I need to do something to get them on?

So if anyone might know why it's designed like that, help would be greatly appreciated on the subject. Thanks.

[asoomal]

They should fit.

And stop starting your threads with "...Hmmm...Questions...."

LOL :P

[ILoveMyRHS13]

They're bent because some toe rods hit the subframe mounting points on super low cars.

PBM is all about cool little knick-nacks, awesome drift parts and being LOW.

[allenms240]

^^That
They have that 45 degree bend so that they don''t hit the subframe collars on lowered cars. They install just like any other ones. I need some with a bend, my subframe collar is all EFfed

[OM3GA]

Exactly that!^^^^ I have these on my car, also on a car i put together for a friend. They are amazing, very beefy and greatly designed. I can really feel the difference between these and the temporary Circuit sports ones i had.

So get them as long as your car is lower than stock, then you know you can go low low without being dumb about it.

[gijoe392003]

Would they be okay on lowered springs? I wanna get some, but I'm not running coils, yet.

[Razi]

They'll be okay on any car, it's just a sweet feature that's dandy when your car get super low.

[allenms240]

Exactly that!^^^^ I have these on my car, also on a car i put together for a friend. They are amazing, very beefy and greatly designed. I can really feel the difference between these and the temporary Circuit sports ones i had.

So get them as long as your car is lower than stock, then you know you can go low low without being dumb about it.

Now I feel like a bum for having Circuit sports lolol.

[pj]

i thought it was explained on the powered by max website?

[costa_rican13]

i thought it was explained on the powered by max website?

it does..