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11-15-2018, 02:37 AM
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Location: Toppenish, WA
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Re: Shortening the pitman arm for a dropped axle?
It probably had a Heim on it and to me they wear a bit fast for automotive use on a vehicle you plan to drive a lot.
Checking on Sid's site to remember how he does it he reworks the steering arm so that a tie rod end will go in from the bottom side effectively dropping the front of the drag link down pretty level https://www.droppedaxles.com/other-p...0Chevy%20Parts A guy cold do that on his own with a bit of effort but it may be a well spent 100 bucks when push comes to shove.
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