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KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.Leave it to me to remember WRONG :anitoof: -
Other way around. Lowering pushes the axle toward the driver side as the panhard bar is mounted to the frame on the passenger side.
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KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.If I remember right, it shifts the whole rear end to the right (passenger) side, meaning it would be sunken on the driver side.
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KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.I can't believe your rear end isn't thrown way off, side-to-side.
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KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.Holy crap. You’re dropped 5 rear with the stock track bar?!
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KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.Do you have the rear end centered fore-to-aft? I used Spohn adjustable upper and lower control arms to do so.
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Some here were worried that my actual rear driveline was bottoming out via full collapse of the rear driveshaft slip joint into the rear...
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KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.I'm not following what you're saying, but I'm also short on sleep and attention span lately. Do you mean the rear axle tube bottoming...
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KidWgn reacted to Geotrash's post in the thread 07-14 Engine Hours to Mileage Comparisons with
Haha.
Nope, you have it right. But unless you're talking about a Boeing 737, your hour meter got reset somehow along the way. ;) -
KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.Oh it does :rotflmao: My fender to hubs are currently: FL: 17.5 FR: 17.5 RL: 17.5 RR:17.625 1/4 tank of fuel
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KidWgn replied to the thread The KidWagon.Almost done gutting the Subaru in the garage...and then I can finally get the Tayhoe in the garage and so some much needed work. 24's...
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KidWgn reacted to gooffeyguy's post in the thread Hardwiring issues - ignition switched 12v with Love.
For perspective, rotate diagram 1/4 turn counter clockwise. Pins on the left side (top in pic) 1 starts at the inside top, then 2 inside...
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KidWgn reacted to Fless's post in the thread Fuel Pump Access Door in floor of 2007-2014 models with Like.
Those are 6 tons in my pic. Needed them for the height and stability.
