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Racer X toe arms
Anyone install these yet? I searched to see if anyone did a how too, but no luck with that. If you have can you PM' me or point me in the right direction.
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I have them fitted. They should be fitted at a alignment shop unless you can do alignments at home. The actual installation is so straight forward they don't require a "how to".
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Remove OEM links. Install new ones. Take to alignment shop.
Done
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They're forgetting the most important part. Make sure you have a Pitmann arm puller or else you're going to have a hell of a time. Also, be careful driving, it's very dangerous installing these plus LCA's at the same time then getting to an alignment shop.
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Installing at hobby shop on base and they have a hunter something something alignment machine there. The thing I was asking about was the spacers on the part that attaches to the knuckle...I am not that much of an idiot i know its unbolt then bolt on the new just some small stuff i didn't know
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