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10-01-2002, 06:21 AM
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If you have the offset bushings make sure that the bolt hole is at the 6o'clock position or it can effect your alignment (bump steer & steering wheel podition). Scribe a line along a vertical edge as a reference for left to right location when you reinstall. I'm not sure but I think the bushings are pressed in, if so you can make a press from a bolt and a couple of washers.
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