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Old 05-09-2013, 11:17 AM   #1
First c10
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Sway bar bushing

Hey guys
I was installing the sway bar and noticed that the angle of the sway bar at the lower arm on the passenger side was at an angle not up or down but from drivers side to passenger side and when I lower the truck back on the ground the bushing started to pop out where the split is. Is the split of the bushing supposed to be on one side or the other? I have seen in other pictures both ways. The bar was straight and lined up between the bolt holes on the a arm.
What should I do? Re drill the inside bolt hole towards the back of the truck so the bushing sits at the same angle as the sway bar?
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