Re: Dave's front compliance clamps, New finish!
The toe link and lower bushing work as a set to control the direction the rear wheel point(toe-in in stock alignment, front of the wheel pointed toward the centerline of the car). If these pivot points are of different firmness, the softer will compress more under cornering load, effectively making the firmer pivot a fulcrum around which the direction of the wheel changes.
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The toe link and lower bushing work as a set to control the direction the rear wheel point(toe-in in stock alignment, front of the wheel pointed toward the centerline of the car). If these pivot points are of different firmness, the softer will compress more under cornering load, effectively making the firmer pivot a fulcrum around which the direction of the wheel changes.