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I did a search and didn't find an answer to this. I just installed the Goodparts adjustable trailing arm brackets and in putting the shims back in that were already there previously and was wondering how many is too many? One side I had to put 5 shims on the inside and 4 shims on the outside, it seems that is a huge "stack". I was barely able to get the nyloc nuts into the plastic. The other side hade 3 and 2. Is up to 5 shims normal?
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IRS swingarm alignment shims
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trrdster2000
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I would take a couple out of the 5 and 4 side then measure for center to center between the wheels and see if they are the same. If the same you are ready for the alignment of all four wheels.
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Both of my TR6s have had 2 and 3 on both sides. I don't recall and the car is not handy to tell you which side gets 2 and which one 3.