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Re : on strut tower spacing. 900

posted by  dm960 on  Fri Mar 19 08:18 CST 2004
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In the process right now of adding inserts between the top of the strut and the tower.All I have is 1/2 inch to add and keep the nut on tight.

I'm using 26 gauge steel and stacking them to 1/2 in.I'm having to make adjustments to each plate while stacking.Will inform how it turns out.I'm adjusting a difference between the struts to make them level.The car has been in some sort of accident to make the passenger side tower higher than the drivers side causing a pull to the right.

It is noticabe by eye,but I'm using a level to get as close as I can.
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