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| | | | Joined: Dec 2005 Posts: 1,026 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Dec 2005 Posts: 1,026 | The bottom A-arm looks pretty level, that's good, but the steering tie rod is tilted up towards the wheel, this may leave you with some bump-steer. Again, try it out first, then look for a solution if it isn't working right. You might be able to flip the tie-rod end at the steering arm, letting it ride under the arm and thus leveling it out, or heat and bend the steering arm down. I looked at flipping the tie rod but the hole in the spindle is tapered to match the bolt on the tie rod. I dont know if drilling it out will cause problems or not.
Robert C. If it's true what they say, "You learn from your mistakes," I'm a Genius in the making. 1950 3600 | | |
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