Re: strut rod

[george smith <bt6t4@xxxxxxxxx>]

I think the alignment method is the same.Unless you
take the upper arms loose or out the caster/camber is
made through the eccentric bolts.Check those bushings
also.
--- Richard <cathiew@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> 
> 
> hi, tomorrow i"m planning on replacing my strut rod
> bushs. is there anything i should be aware of? i"m
> going to jack the front of the car up, undo the
> nuts, hopefully slide the rod out, then remove old
> bushs & replace . is this close to reality or is
> there more involved? i bought the bushs from usa &
> am hoping they will be suitable for a aussie built
> right hand drive, anyone know if this is correct?
> also do any of the aus or nz members know what model
> car the dash for a local built 62 or 63 dodge is out
>  of? i believe it is a plymouth dash but what year &
> model? thanks for any help richard [oz]
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