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kungfujedis
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-2.1 in the front, wow that's pretty good. I only had like 1.8 stock. Does the final edition have different front suspension parts?
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illidelph
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Yes it does. This was taken from the Toyota press release:
"The GR Supra MkV Final Edition has suspension and chassis modifications that enhance stability and strengthen the direct connection to the road. Cornering grip is also increased due to a revised camber angle of the front and rear wheels which gives drivers improved cornering stability. Responsive electronically controlled shock absorbers have been revised and this combines with a stronger front stabilizer to help improve driving performance. A heightened sensation of suspension and body integration is achieved using strengthened rubber bushings for the front control arms and strengthened rubber mounts for the rear sub-frame while better grip and control also come with a stronger under-body brace."
https://pressroom.toyota.com/take-one-last-lap-in-the-toyota-gr-supra-mkv-final-edition/
MisterSkiz
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my oem suspension was all over the place too stock
razorlab
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They use the the negative camber correction front hubs.
Toyota #:
Right:
43211WAA01 (standard)
43211WAA02 (- negative camber)
43211WAA03 (+ positive camber)
Left:
43212WAA01 (standard)
43212WAA02 (- negative camber)
43212WAA03 (+ positive camber)
BMW #:
Right:
31216878614 (standard)
31216877202 (- negative camber)
31216877204 (+ positive camber)
Left:
31216878613 (standard)
31216877201 (- negative camber)
31216877203 (+ positive camber)
