Subject	fwiw
Posted by	aliaZ on June 11, 2012 at 4:32 PM
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In Reply To	Thanks for the input, posted by Spencer@Z1 on June 11, 2012 at 01:38 PM
Message	The noisy arm was much harder to articulate than the other arm...perhaps there is some variation in the fit between the pin and the bushings from one side to the other?
Follow Ups	Z1 Adjustable Upper Control Arms - JMartz 09:20:15 06/11/12 We've sold over 15 sets in two weeks. I hope someone - John@Z1 10:19:17 06/11/12 potential squeaking - JMartz 11:46:47 06/11/12 I'm installing a set for a customer - aliaZ 10:50:36 06/11/12 We haven't heard from this customer, can you have him call - John@Z1 11:04:39 06/11/12 the customer isn't aware yet - aliaZ 12:46:50 06/11/12 Was it something that you noticed just articulating... - Spencer@Z1 13:04:30 06/11/12 yep, just articulating - aliaZ 13:11:33 06/11/12 Daniel from Z1 had mentioned that grooves were - JMartz 12:31:50 06/11/12 Re: Daniel from Z1 had mentioned that grooves were - Spencer@Z1 13:01:05 06/11/12 the problem is the pin is so smooth that when you press it - aliaZ 13:08:07 06/11/12 Lol. - MixManMash 13:24:18 06/11/12 Thanks for the input, - Spencer@Z1 13:38:09 06/11/12 fwiw - aliaZ 16:32:32 06/11/12 I notice a lot of people say their ES bushings squeak after - ZXoltan 00:16:37 06/12/12 Adjustable FUCA's are doomed for failure. - RevTech 15:17:32 06/12/12 not necessarily (n/m) - aliaZ 17:27:58 06/12/12
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