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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Lyman, SC
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Dust Shield - Spindle Help
Just starting to put my front end back together and ran into an possible issue - the dust shield is hitting the lower arm.
It has stock cross member, spindles & arms, but it's now bagged. I took tons of pictures before I took things apart, but their all either before I removed the wheels or after the front brakes were removed and I'm not sure if I've done something wrong. I don't know/remember how close the dust shields were to the arms before. I'm not sure if I have something wrong or if they'll be ok like this. I've also read that lots of people run without the shields. Do I have something wrong...Am I ok...or should I toss the shields??? Pics are of the passenger side. Thanks - Matt
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Matt Criswell - Lyman, SC 1972 Chevy Cheyenne SWB - Build: Porterbuilt State 1 Front & Rear, Bolt in Notch, McGaughys 2.5 Drop Spindles, Boyd Welding Fuel Tank UPSTATE SC GM TRUCK CLUB: FACEBOOK WEBSITE |
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Re: Dust Shield - Spindle Help
I think you have them on the wrong sides.
Your passenger dust shield looks like it goes on the drivers side. That "window" in the dust shield goes on the bottom.
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Re: Dust Shield - Spindle Help
That's it! Thanks lolife99! Man I love this board.
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Matt Criswell - Lyman, SC 1972 Chevy Cheyenne SWB - Build: Porterbuilt State 1 Front & Rear, Bolt in Notch, McGaughys 2.5 Drop Spindles, Boyd Welding Fuel Tank UPSTATE SC GM TRUCK CLUB: FACEBOOK WEBSITE |
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