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Old 11-19-2021, 01:07 PM   #6
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Re: solid trailing bushing?

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Originally Posted by Day 2 C10 View Post
I'll go with tubular then I'm going for handling
The original beams were built the way they were for a reason.

Solid construction/tubular arms won't flex like the OE I-beam arms but will induce bind much sooner w/o a bushing that allows articulation. Make sure what you go with uses a spherical bushed style end.
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