ISR Performance Rear Toe Control Rods - Nissan 240sx 89-98 - Pro Version - Angled

ISR Performance Pro Series angled rear toe control rods for the 1989 to 1998 Nissan 240SX are the upgraded version of ISR's long running Basic Street Series toe arms. They let you set rear toe on an S13 or S14 while clearing the rear subframe bushings on a lowered car, with heavier duty rod ends and bearings than the original Basic design.

Pro Series Improvements

• Japanese spherical rod bearings
• Larger rod ends
• Dust boots on the rod ends to keep grit out of the bearings
• Thicker materials
• Added bracing
• Angled design for additional subframe clearance

Fitment

Nissan 240SX S13 (1989-1994) and S14 (1995-1998) rear toe arms. Built for both street and track use.

Why the Angle Matters

On a slammed S chassis, straight aftermarket toe arms can bottom out against the rear subframe bushings at full compression. The bend in these Pro arms moves the rod body away from that contact point so you can run low without the arm hitting. Rear toe is also a primary grip adjustment on the 240SX, with more toe-in adding stability and less toe-in freeing up rotation, so having a clean, adjustable arm is worth it even at stock ride height.

Setup Notes

Set both arms to the same length as the stock arms as a starting point, then adjust rear toe on an alignment rack. Spherical bearings do transmit more road noise than rubber bushings, which is the usual tradeoff for the precision they provide. These rods are also part of the ISR PRO V2 suspension arm kits for the S13 and S14.

All ISR Performance products are designed for off-road use only.