It took me awhile to get to this project but hear it is a rear toe link DIY.

 

nice job Frank...and a great write up too....mod rep to you sir...

 

Frank you are a star:P Good job....

 

Thank you for your time!

 

Good Job Frank

I don't know much about toe link but every educational DIY

 

exactly what my race mechanic did when changing mine, including removal of the rear sway bar...very good diy

 

Cool

suspension is one area I know little about. Will learn more as I go

 

Very nice job - integrating the photos and the play by play. We're looking forward to the driver report after you get the alignment done.
Do you expect it to feel any different or just hold the alignment - so you don't start getting holiday cards from your suspension shop?

 

I wish I could do DIY but im homer simpson when it comes to this kind of stuff.

 

Do you think the Porsche GT3 Cup (996) toe links install basically the same way ? Can a Porsche dealer install them ? I have had mine for two years, uninstalled.

 

I have not put an eye ball on a Cup car but I am sure the basic geometry is the same this is not a difficult Task even for Homer.
I don't expect the car will drive any differently, except when to compare it to the point when the toe was way out, I do expect to have to align it less, which in the end will pay for the toe links the first year I use them. Of all the potential suspension mods, this is the by far the first, the cheapest, and the most bang for the buck.

 

Thanks for the post Frank, this is a mod that I wanted to do this season. I think that I will do it my self based on your post.