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Old Apr 1, 2017 | 06:00 PM
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Old Apr 1, 2017 | 06:34 PM
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looks pretty standard to me.
 
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Surface rust, should be fine.
 
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So those bolt holes aren't stripped out? That's the way it is?
 
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They are not stripped, the idler arm position is adjustable. You want to make sure and have the centerlink parallel to the ground minimize wear on the front end.
 
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Originally Posted by CWBDDSPC
They are not stripped, the idler arm position is adjustable. You want to make sure and have the centerlink parallel to the ground minimize wear on the front end.
Ah thanks. I was worried because I couldn't fit the bolt through the top of the hole there.
 
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