Subject	make sure to inspect suspension parts' mounting holes
Posted by	ZEngineer on August 15, 2006 at 9:46 AM
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In Reply To	Thanks for the input guys. Im going to give Ultimate Z a posted by ENVYMYZ on August 15, 2006 at 09:09 AM
Message	I hit a curb a long time ago and ended up replacing the tension rod and the bracket that connects the rod to the chassis, so both those components were straight...however, I still had issues with the wheel being off axis. It turned out that the holes that the bracket bolts into had stretched ever-so-slightly. A suspension pro will identify the problem and fix it for you. _________________________________________________________________________________ Im n0t Sarcastic (Kenny): not to over do it, but you're certainly the source of high-class Z mods ZEngineer24: what do you mean by that? Im n0t Sarcastic: I just mean, your Z is one I really admire "The Z is the cause and the solution to all my problems" -- Me manstretch: well, my rear end is just worn out ZEngineer24: sig quote
Follow Ups	Good new and bad news - ENVYMYZ 22:36:42 08/14/06 Could you put those numbers in a table? - Kenny 00:20:13 08/15/06 Will do. Supposedly there was no frame damage. - ENVYMYZ 07:16:08 08/15/06 Ok here is the actual Data Table with all the specs: - ENVYMYZ 07:48:18 08/15/06 did the shop who checked you're alignment tell you if - 300MPH 08:07:10 08/15/06 I bought the one that Coz sells. I need the kit with the - ENVYMYZ 09:10:23 08/15/06 yeah, there's def something goobered on the right front - Guapo 08:46:12 08/15/06 At a minimum you've got some bent suspension components... - Kenny 08:53:50 08/15/06 Thanks for the input guys. Im going to give Ultimate Z a - ENVYMYZ 09:09:07 08/15/06 make sure to inspect suspension parts' mounting holes - ZEngineer 09:46:05 08/15/06
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