Is this to much of a t-bar crank
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how many turns did you do on each key?
watch the boots on the cv shafts...they can slip off and toss all the lube all over and if you let the joint go dry you will be getting a new one soon. did you measure before and after? "common" rule is to go 1.5" higher for a "safe" torsion bar lift.
watch the boots on the cv shafts...they can slip off and toss all the lube all over and if you let the joint go dry you will be getting a new one soon. did you measure before and after? "common" rule is to go 1.5" higher for a "safe" torsion bar lift.
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how many turns did you do on each key?
watch the boots on the cv shafts...they can slip off and toss all the lube all over and if you let the joint go dry you will be getting a new one soon. did you measure before and after? "common" rule is to go 1.5" higher for a "safe" torsion bar lift.
watch the boots on the cv shafts...they can slip off and toss all the lube all over and if you let the joint go dry you will be getting a new one soon. did you measure before and after? "common" rule is to go 1.5" higher for a "safe" torsion bar lift.
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