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Old 08-07-2009, 11:37 PM   #11
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Re: LFD's 4dr Tahoe Build

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Yep plus I have a double headed bolt through the sway bar mount. Since all the weight of the burb is on the bag and that bag is on a plate that contacts most of the arm the bolts are more just to locate the plate and not really support much. All the weight and stress is on the upper bag mount and the lower inner A arm mount.

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The bolts maintain the plates 'position' on the a-arm.
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