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| turtleturtle |
 Dec 29 2007, 12:04 PM
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How should the stablizer be adjusted? I can't believe I have never noticed this before but the driver side looks like this:
(IMG:http://www.carsnrides.com/Data//GalleryPhotos//1593-passenger%20side%20stablizer.jpg) While the passenger side looks like this: (IMG:http://www.carsnrides.com/Data//GalleryPhotos//1593-driver%20side%20stablizer.jpg) Is this right because it's doesn't look right at all. Also, what happens when you adjust the stablizer? |
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turtleturtle Stablizer adjustment Dec 29 2007, 12:04 PM
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