Saner bar blues
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Originally posted by TypeSH
The stock endlinks are holding up for the Whiteline users I know. Sure the Saner is stiffer but maybe the stock endlinks can take it.
The stock endlinks are holding up for the Whiteline users I know. Sure the Saner is stiffer but maybe the stock endlinks can take it.
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Originally posted by krazik
The whiteline should weight -nearly- as much.
The weight of the bar isn't the issue, its the amount of force the endlinks have to transwer.
The whiteline should weight -nearly- as much.
The weight of the bar isn't the issue, its the amount of force the endlinks have to transwer.
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make sure you jack them both up at the same time.
Even better is to put the car on ramps and climb under it and do wit while its in rest. That way you can install the endlinks w/o preload.
-Ry
Even better is to put the car on ramps and climb under it and do wit while its in rest. That way you can install the endlinks w/o preload.
-Ry
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