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Making Your Machine More Stable Tie Rod
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Now that your ball joints are installed, pick up one of your spindles and newly supplied tie-rod ends. Make sure the locknuts are bottomed out as much as possible. Thread the tie-rod onto the end mounted on the steering stem. Then at the opposite end, thread the end mounted onto the spindle until it bottoms out. Now you can mount the spindle on the ball joints and attach the lower shock bolts. View Related Article
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