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Adjustable IPD torque rods 88 240 200

posted by  Photoman327 on  Sat Jul 25 06:39 CST 2009
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You are right on target. The point has been made about lowered car mine is lowered and I still have not had the time to changed them. a lowered car does change the pinion angle as do bad bushing. when you check the cost of the poly bushing and rubber bushing and the effort to get them off, I would go with the adjustable torque arms. Check your pinion angle first and the rear trailing arm bushing to make sure they are not bad as well. Greg






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