RTAB options for rear subframe with Camber/Toe adjustment

[Frog]

Fair enough, the IE RTABS are around a 90a urethane hardness, and I've found them to have just enough give on our race cars running adjustable rear ends.

Even among "experts" results will vary.

hmmmm, I will look into these and maybe get these instead.. Thanks for your help

[Frog]

I just bought a set of cam/toe plates, kinda expensive

but I guess I'll trust the guy who actually works for IE who says
they won't bind my bushings. I'll post a review vids and stuff when I adjust them.
excited to get some hella flush stance out of my rear. :)

Well he is trying to sell them to you. They do bind, that is a fact.

If you can visualize the rear trailing arm, both bushings prior to adjustment are on the same axis. Now if you add any correction in Toe and/or in Camber, they no longer sit on the same axis.. So when you have solid bushings, they are in a bind.

[SkiFree]

Well he is trying to sell them to you.

Not really, I could care less over a bushing set. I'm on here of my own prerogative. Just saying what has worked on the 3 race cars running this setup I help prep here in the shop.

[Frog]

Not really, I could care less over a bushing set. I'm on here of my own prerogative. Just saying what has worked on the 3 race cars running this setup I help prep here in the shop.

Ouch, you work for IE? I did not know you were the guy he was referring to.

No disrespect, I know you're not arguing that it is the ideal setup, but that *IE have just enough give to deal with the bind.*