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Old 05-30-2006, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by B Schein
You have the sway bar arms on the wrong sides. Flip them left to right and they will clear the tie rods. It looks like you cut into them I hope that is just an elusion form the picture

I still have those pictures of the sub frame connectors, pm me your email and I will send them to you tomorrow
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We didn't cut into them in that pic.. They clear the tie rods fine how we have them. What we didn't have was bolts long enough for the "S" shaped deal with the spacers and such. We ended up modifying the arms to delete the spacers all together and still have the heim joints straight up and down. I will call ya tomorrow to discuss. Most likely our having them backwards caused the distance to be larger than it normally is (which is why the arms didn't work right.)

The pics we had showed the arms bent in but not where they attach to the sway bar so we didn't realize they were upside down. I think our modification will work fine, but I will call ya tomorrow to make sure

The subframe is sweet.. people in the shop kept coming by and commenting on how nice the welds were, how it seemed well engineered, etc..

Email them subframe pics to [email protected] .. and thanks!
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