Project "Muchacha Sucia"
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I though the quick discos came with two mounting locations. When you unmount them you flip em upside down and Put the pins in. We got the same ones but I dunno. Fyi dot put them where they tell you, they will turn into metal bump stops. Not good.
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Originally Posted by Jor2010dan
I though the quick discos came with two mounting locations. When you unmount them you flip em upside down and Put the pins in. We got the same ones but I dunno. Fyi dot put them where they tell you, they will turn into metal bump stops. Not good.
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Originally Posted by JerseyJeeper
This would be perfect for what you're looking to do: http://fitchva.com/jeep/?p=67
Doing the same myself once I wrangle up all the parts
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is there a gap between the pin and the outer edge of the bushing? If so install a washer there. I personally would use 2 washers - one metal, one rubber. You want that joint to be as tight as posssible.
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Originally Posted by dukie564
is there a gap between the pin and the outer edge of the bushing? If so install a washer there. I personally would use 2 washers - one metal, one rubber. You want that joint to be as tight as posssible.
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From: Southern Utah
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Originally Posted by jfiedler
Yeah they did but I kinda just said fuggedaboudit do yours make a ton of noise? Mine are like hammers banging steel plate when driving on road
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How did you get your pass side on not to hit your steering? if i point the pass dis inward towards center of the axle, it gets caught up in the linkage where the drag link connects to the tie rod
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