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Old 08-30-2020, 12:47 PM   #13
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Re: Lowering and Towing with a Dually

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You are correct that it is backwards and upside down but that's because belltech machines the steering arm for the tie rod end to be installed like mine is. It's as if the steering arm is too high in relation to the spindle. I will take a look tomorrow and see if flipping that center link will improve it at all. I am afraid my solution is new spindles but we shall see.
You don't flip the center. You only flip the TRE's to the bottom.
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