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Q:Side to side spacing on lower control arm?
Does the dimple (hole) align with the front u joint on the crossmember?
Or do you center it? Or is there some other offset? Or does it even matter?
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Re: Q:Side to side spacing on lower control arm?
I hope this is what you're asking about..... each a-arm shaft has a 'dimple' @ each end that seats within a small locating dowel that's centered within the u-bolt mounts on the bottom of the front crossmember. Sometimes one dowel will protrude further out than another, but the outcome will still keep the shaft centered within the crossmember.
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Re: Q:Side to side spacing on lower control arm?
Thanks so much that is exactly what I was asking but in a convoluted way.
Thanks so much.
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