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Old 04-17-2007, 06:48 PM   #1
70C10Toejam
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changing steering stop

How much should I cut off?

Got my '85 spindles on the 70, and like I read on here, the steering stop won't let it turn all the way. I haven't attached the tie-rods yet. I plan on cutting the stops down. There is about an inch difference from the tie-rod and its location on the spindle. I would think you would want the spindle to stop before the steering box stops turning.

Any suggestions before I start cutting would be helpful.
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