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| Tom |
 Jan 31 2006, 11:09 AM
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Hi Guys,
After removing my control arms for the rear last weekend, I find I have some work that need to be done. Not having a lot of "special" tools to do a lot of this work, I was looking at Eric's package and it really looks good. Anyone having his rear control arms have some feedback on them? For some more $$ the polybronze set up looks great also. After getting mine unhooked from the driveshaft and shock, I was unable to move the arm by hand, too tight. This doesn't seem like it would be good for handling. Any info or comments will be appreciated. Thanks, Tom |
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