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#1163137 04/30/2016 5:43 PM
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When converting to the new style tie rod end, should it bolt from the top side or the bottom? I have seen pictures that show it from the top, but it alters the original tie rod position

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Sweeti: how about like this:
Tie Rod

Good luck.....Dave


1948 5-window 3100 Chevy
327 V-8 TBI 700R4 Posi 3.73
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Thanks! Makes sense to me, plus the front disc conversion is nice, too


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