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Old 02-18-2014, 09:49 PM
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Does the forward end that mounts to the relocation bracket have a slight angle bend in it or is it supposed to be perfectly straight??? BMR Torque Arm
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Does the forward end that mounts to the relocation bracket have a slight angle bend in it or is it supposed to be perfectly straight???
I believe it flares slightly downward on the nose where it goes into the bushing
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Correct, it has a very slight downward bend just past where the upper tube connects.
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Ok====Thanks!!!
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