Drag/Center link position
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Car: '92 RS
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Drag/Center link position
I'm an F-Body newbie and I wasn't paying attention. My oh so bad...
When looking underneath the car from the front, should the drag-link be in front of the tie-rods or behind them?
When looking underneath the car from the front, should the drag-link be in front of the tie-rods or behind them?
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Re: Drag/Center link position
so, whats the widest tires i can fit on my stock wheels, and will a 4th gen rear fit in my car?
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Re: Drag/Center link position
LMAO, i was seriously laughing for a good minute there, thank god i know you're just kidding, thats probably the ultimate 3rd gen noob question,
i remeber a few months ago sombody asked whats the widest tire i can fit on my factory wheels, i answered it "Read the post right below ur post, it too is titled what's the widest tire that will fit on factory rims" Good Times
i remeber a few months ago sombody asked whats the widest tire i can fit on my factory wheels, i answered it "Read the post right below ur post, it too is titled what's the widest tire that will fit on factory rims" Good Times
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Re: Drag/Center link position
I want a 700 hp street car that gets 30 mpg and I don't want to use a big block 
We see all the newbie questions.
The ones I really hate are the complete, no mechanical knowledge questions that always seem to pop up.
I know very little about cars, how to I rebuild my diff, tranny, engine etc? I always want to respond to questions like that with "The instructions are right beside that home dentistry book you bought last year".
We see all the newbie questions.
The ones I really hate are the complete, no mechanical knowledge questions that always seem to pop up.
I know very little about cars, how to I rebuild my diff, tranny, engine etc? I always want to respond to questions like that with "The instructions are right beside that home dentistry book you bought last year".
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