Subject	I installed the Courtesy arms and took the car for an
Posted by	neurozurgeon on January 11, 2005 at 10:06 AM
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In Reply To	Nice... posted by rave on January 11, 2005 at 12:11 AM
Message	alignment. The shop told me the bearings were shot, and the arms had been on the car for 6 days and less than 20 miles. I did leave my FCCK in at that time, but I don't think that was a contributing factor because the car was hardly driven. Courtesy stated that it was a manufacturing defect that occurred in a few pairs of their arms (with green lock collars), and that it is an isolated incident. To their credit, they promptly refunded my money. I prefer the steel Powertrix arms to the aluminum ones- they feel much more sturdy...
Follow Ups	Powertrix Front Upper Arms - neurozurgeon 22:50:03 01/10/05 Nice... - rave 00:11:14 01/11/05 This should help..... - Jodecy 07:45:50 01/11/05 I installed the Courtesy arms and took the car for an - neurozurgeon 10:06:14 01/11/05 See, i told you :) (n/m) - Coz@CZP 02:08:30 01/11/05 Yeah, you were right (as always)... - neurozurgeon 10:07:10 01/11/05 The Stradale owner, - CHUNG (Dallas) 04:59:08 01/11/05 No- his name was Jeff, and he was from Houston. - neurozurgeon 10:07:57 01/11/05 rough life (n/m) - Guapo 10:11:57 01/11/05 I don't know if it makes a difference or not, but aren't - KEZZ 09:53:42 01/11/05 Well Charles Park told me that is how they should be - neurozurgeon 10:13:22 01/11/05 It doesn't matter, the offset in the arms is a function of - YugoBernie (NoVA) 12:22:32 01/11/05
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