98 Camry Rear Suspension Arms question Options

[fhalperformance]

I have a set of new rear arms (adjustable & nonadjustable) that run to the cross member for a 98 camry at my work and I compared them to the both the gt & st rear arms that I have. They differ from the celica arms in that they are a little bit longer (approximately 1-2 inches longer), are thicker around & may have some mounting hardware that are different. They share the same bolt part number for where it attaches to the spindle, the same thickness/dimensions where the bushings are installed and the inside diameter of the metal sleeve appears to be identical (slid it onto the end of the center cross member bolt).

My question is this: has anyone done this before? What do you guys think? Im kind of worried the car will gain camber I cant dial back out of the car (daily driver) but if im going to put new arms on now is the time. I am going to be converting to rear discs on my st and will probably kill the bushings in the arms on my car getting the bolts out. If Im not going to use them they need to be returned soon.

I will post some pictures in comparison later.

[fhalperformance]

98 Camry Part Numbers:
48710-33040 FRONT NON ADJUSTABLE ARM (x2)
48730-AA020 TOE ADJUSTMENT ARM (SIDE SPECIFIC)
48740-AA020 TOE ADJUSTMENT ARM (SIDE SPECIFIC)
90109-A0028 OTHER LONG BOLT, SAME AS 94 CELICA ST PART NUMBER VIA TOYOTA
90901-09001 BODY SIDE BOLT, SAME AS 94 CELICA ST PART NUMBER VIA TOYOTA
(Compared to part numbers listed by village Toyota: still waiting on my local dealer for the part numbers I couldn't find on there)

94 Celica ST Part Numbers:
48780-20191 (x2)
48710-20310 (x2)
(edited with more part numbers)

This post has been edited by fhalperformance: Nov 13, 2013 - 3:36 PM