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Old 07-21-2011, 09:57 PM   #24
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Re: cheap Tubular control arms

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Theres my answer! So I guess the dropmember pushes the wheels base forward? Sorry, not to steal your thread but its on topic . I've fitted my tires and the look isn't apparent. Does it get more in focus as the truck is lowered?
Yep, the lower the truck gets the more noticeable it becomes. The Dropmember repositions the spindles C/L forward even w/OE type a-arms. He's now building arms that work w/the stock x-member that moves the spindle C/L forward (he tried to get me to buy some for my dually but I'm trying hard to keep it static/sensible ).
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