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Old 09-19-2008, 09:14 PM
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Well I got my new Prodigy bar links installed tonight and what a difference. There much easier to install and will be simple to adjust. I sent my old links to Frank and he converted everything to a double adjustment, no need to take them off to adjust. Just one more step closer.
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Good deal Mark!!
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Looks good.
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Looks good. I have found a few people who have had issues with the centering of the rear wheel in the opening. (wheel in too far forward) Apparantly it is part of the reason for the adsjustment of the lower arms.
Once you get the wheels on can you post a pic as well as let us know if you was ok out of the Box or was too far forward?
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I had them on out of the box originally with no problem when I took measurements, from what I undestand the people having issues were using 19 or 20 rims. I havent gotten the rims yet but my plan is 18's so I should be ok.
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vins car with 18s the tires are way forward in the wheel house
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I had them on out of the box originally with no problem when I took measurements, from what I undestand the people having issues were using 19 or 20 rims. I havent gotten the rims yet but my plan is 18's so I should be ok.

Not sure I get that one. Center is center no matter if your 10 inches from it with 20 Inch wheels 9 inches with 18's ect. I realise that the effect is more noticable the further you go.
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