lower control arm mod

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Well this was an interesting modification evo control arms and yes they do fit if you want to know how to do this you can pm me as i have not seen anyone do this before but i did lol:thefinger:
 

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mind sharing what you actually did?

I always admire people like you, know how to hands on.
 
Ok first get your self some evo arm's if all bushes are ok then use but if not replace makes sense to whilst they are out .
take them to a machine shop and have 3mm taken off both sides of the big bush the metal part in side the bush on both arms .if no machine shop then you could grind them down .but milling is better then you are ready to fit just take out your old ones and refit the evo ones in job done then just get the tracking reset and then your good to go :driver:


o and when you get your evo arms make sure they have the drop link bracket very important as airtrek ones are welded on
 
Does the mod require the entire evo subframe? Or our trek can fit the lower arms direct? And have you tried using the evo steering rack as well? thanks!
 
normally these guys get the whole subframe together with steering rack replacing the stock.. but i never knew the arm could be mod to fit. then you already solve one of the airtrek's weak point as stock arm bush cannot be replace(ball joint).. bravo jesam.. its a really good mod.
 
I used airtrek subframe its a really easy mod all you need to do is take 6mm off each bush 3mm off the top and 3mm off the bottom on both arms and i am thinking of changing the steering rack to evo rs as it has a faster response. ......
and did you know that the rear differential case is the same as an RS case on the airtrek just has different mounting points so you can take out the diff and replace with an lsd all you need to do is shim it i put evo 9 rs one in so you dont have to spend loads on buying a new case just the lsd .... i was amazed to see the the airtrek has an evo rs rear differential housing :driver:
 
oh i know that.. rear and fronts.. cause the rear has AYC. so wont fit. our 4wd shaft also slightly different from evo as the evo has smaller gear shaft. so wont fit as well. but you can always get the LSD from front and rear to install inside our stock casing.:driver:
 
normally these guys get the whole subframe together with steering rack replacing the stock.. but i never knew the arm could be mod to fit. then you already solve one of the airtrek's weak point as stock arm bush cannot be replace(ball joint).. bravo jesam.. its a really good mod.

may i know if we mod the evo subframe to our trek. which generation evo is compatible?
 
i just changed the whole subframe + lower arms + steering rack from evo7. direct fit, no headache. :biggrin:
 
may i know if we mod the evo subframe to our trek. which generation evo is compatible?

all CT9A subframe is pnp to airtrek. but need to get the whole subframe with steering rack and lower arm as well. if you use brembo, u can also use evo knuckle also. but need the driveshaft to fit.
 
all CT9A subframe is pnp to airtrek. but need to get the whole subframe with steering rack and lower arm as well. if you use brembo, u can also use evo knuckle also. but need the driveshaft to fit.

means from evo 4 to 10 subframe also can pnp to our airtrek right.
 

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