Subject	Even if you do that, its not going to be precise...
Posted by	KaZ (VaBch) on March 18, 2005 at 11:44 AM
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In Reply To	You can measure the threads on the tie rod ends posted by shawn300zTT GT28R soon on March 18, 2005 at 08:23 AM
Message	your old ends probably had play in the joints, etc... for best tire wear, etc, you'll want to get the car aligned... KaZ (VaBch) Now with 100% less Z! '84 S12 CA18ET Silvia '91 Z32 Fairlady Z [Sold] - sniff... sniff... '97 A32 Cefiro SE AIM - KaZsMiR / E-mail @ Gmail - Kazsmir "Forumers are like economists: They state the obvious, give bad advice, and simply can't agree with each other." - Someone Else
Follow Ups	When i get a rebuilt steering rack from coz will i need to - paradox77(Austin) 06:27:33 03/18/05 Yeah, When you replace the steering rack, you will - CMH (OH) 06:35:57 03/18/05 Or even with new tie rod ends... you'll still need one (n/m) - KaZ (VaBch) 07:21:12 03/18/05 You can measure the threads on the tie rod ends - shawn300zTT GT28R soon 08:23:40 03/18/05 Even if you do that, its not going to be precise... - KaZ (VaBch) 11:44:46 03/18/05 Pretty much anytime you do something suspension related - Guapo 09:03:56 03/18/05
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