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Advice On Ae86 Steering Knuckles For Xt130 Struts In Ke70.

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So I've got a set of XT130 struts that i'm going to convert to coilovers but they didn't come with steering knuckles. Rather than sift through all the threads and forums looking for a second hand set i figure i might as well get some brand spankers from the T3 guys.

 

I'm pretty sure that I could just use the ae86 standard knuckles.

 

https://technotoytuning.com/toyota/ae86/steering-knuckles-ae86-corolla

 

But would these be better suited as I'm not using ae86 struts?

 

https://technotoytuning.com/toyota/ae86/hybrid-steering-knuckles-ae86-corolla-using-ma60-mx73-and-other-strut-casings

You will not be able to run RCA's with AE86 knuckles. I hunted for shorter arms for ages that would work. I ended up getting my XT130 arms shortened.

 

This is because the XT130 balljoint holes are offset to the bolt holes which pushes the brake rotor out away from the end of the LCA. If you use arms without this hole offset then it brings the rotor in too close, even without RCA's you need to massage the end of your LCA for rotor clearance.

 

If you want I can point you towards the guy who modified mine.

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That would be nice thanks. Just need to find a set of xt130 knuckles now :P

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