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![]() Ok, its a tie rod seperator..But I need to know what size jaws it has to have for a 4.6L Mustang. I have ti get those rods seperated from the rotors to change the rotors. Also, anyone know how to do simple wheel alignments without a mechanics garage?
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![]() If you are just upgrading to SS brake lines then no you don't have to remove the inner fender. Why would you need to disconnect the tie rod to get the rotor off?
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