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Anti-Sway Bar Links 700

posted by  ted on  Tue May 20 13:01 CST 2003
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I've seen references to a clearance of 42mm between the washers that flank the link bushings. If I adjust the distance to 42mm, there's a significant gap between the bushings and the washers. Clearly, there's a different application here. Is there an alternate way to adjust the nut, or is it a "crank-it-'til-it-looks-good" kinda' thing? Thanks!!






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