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Old 05-08-2002, 04:57 PM   #1
Radon
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Unhappy Tokico struts and MM c/c plates

When I installed my new front suspension, everything looked alright. But now I took my car around the block and the top of the struts are sticking out so far through the c/c plates that the bottom of the threads are two inches higher than the top of the c/c plates.

I'm afraid I did something wrong during the install..

Also note this was during the conversion from stock four cylinder suspension to Ford 'C' Springs, new Ford A-arms, 5.0 spindles, 5.0 sway-bar, energy bushings, offset steering rack bushings, and the Tokico struts and Maximum Motorsports C/C plates.


I need an alignment bad too, but that was expected.

Thanks in advance.
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