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09-23-2024, 04:24 PM
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Bowlegged Dod Legs?
Are these rear sway bar down links from my 77 T/A suppossed to be curved at all? Wonder how they got like this. Also does anyone sell the OE replacement bushings for these?
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09-23-2024, 09:53 PM
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maybe a little bit too much of this.
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Yesterday, 05:36 AM
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Yesterday, 11:17 AM
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Yesterday, 03:10 PM
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Very likely at some time that the car was dragged with a chain, someone hooked to the link. BFH will straighten them back to OEM spec and they can be re used.
As hard as I've cornered all my T/As in autocross with Goodyear blue streaks, I've never bent a link, so likely the chain hooked to it would be a plausible cause. 
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