problem with torque arm
08-20-2008, 10:41 PM
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problem with torque arm Hey all just installed my subframe connectors and when I went to do my torque arm my room mate decided to tell me that he had accidentally thrown the bolts for it away.
So the question is would it be alright to use the stock mounting bolts?
I still have the ploy bushing and the arm itself, just missing the bolts.
Thanks all.
So the question is would it be alright to use the stock mounting bolts?
I still have the ploy bushing and the arm itself, just missing the bolts.
Thanks all.
08-21-2008, 02:48 AM
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/\ first week of september Ill be home and out of the army, which also means unemployed but oh well off to school I go!
Whats going on dude havent seen much action in the fresno thread lately. Of course I havent posted either.
Anyone want to chime in on my TA issues?
Whats going on dude havent seen much action in the fresno thread lately. Of course I havent posted either.
Anyone want to chime in on my TA issues?
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Hey all just installed my subframe connectors and when I went to do my torque arm my room mate decided to tell me that he had accidentally thrown the bolts for it away.
So the question is would it be alright to use the stock mounting bolts?
I still have the ploy bushing and the arm itself, just missing the bolts.
Thanks all.
So the question is would it be alright to use the stock mounting bolts?
I still have the ploy bushing and the arm itself, just missing the bolts.
Thanks all.
