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Old 12-11-2008, 12:33 AM   #1
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My TC rods are the exact same length, but my passenger side is off 1.0* (OEM w/ES inserts)

FLCA?
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My TC rods are the exact same length, but my passenger side is off 1.0* (OEM w/ES inserts)

FLCA?
1* from each other and 0.5* out from center is within the stock spec. So if you have the stock rods you are fine.

If you get Adjustable, You want to shoot for 7*+ and less then 0.5 from each other.


Most of the problems are when people park the TC rod brackets on stop blocks and curbs. Nismo TC rod bracket fixed this for me. Second is the FLCA's being bent from hitting curbs with the wheels.
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