Got it dyno'd again, without 10-50w and really messed up plugs that were both 8000km old, replaced with 10-40w and plugs which would be in decent nick at 4000kms or so.
You didn't answer it. Can you tell what the differences are?
And outline any negative side effects there would be, as to which way the control arms face.
I've been hearing plenty of shit talk and trolling surrounding the way that LCA's are installed, yet no one has given any info, shit talk or factual as to what side effects could be had due to them facing differently.
That certain way is due to their studies finding that it allows the control arm to be stronger if in a side impact. Much like an egg, top to bottom you can't crack it. It also allows the camber to act in a certain manner when the car is lowered, without removing the structural and strength integrity within the LCA.
However, as I had stated in my actual thread, with +/- 0 offset and rush for work/uni I had very little time to do things in any other way (study full time, work as a contractor mon- fir and retail on weekends). I required an inch of height, and due to the design, turning them over allowed the extra inch, with the downside of shifting that camber and running the risk of damaging the LCA. I plan to replace LCA with camber, therefore, the tyres and scrub outweighed any possible strength lost from the LCA. It also allowed the tyre and wheel to square up and sit flat, rather than camber in.
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