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I have a used set that I can send you. They were the ones on mine that I bent, from the sway bar bolt being in backwards. I hammered them back fairly straight. PM me your address and I'll send them to you.Let me know if you need another test subject. This OEM arm had only 20k miles when I bent it
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I have a used set that I can send you. They were the ones on mine that I bent, from the sway bar bolt being in backwards. I hammered them back fairly straight. PM me your address and I'll send them to you.
Good point, there are gaps for water drainage, but if the gaps get clogged water can get trapped there.Subd. I have the TT beefy ones but I would of probably gone this route if this existed back then.
Only have one concern with this design, the build-up of dirt/mud inside of the cusp would lead to rust.
Good point, there are gaps for water drainage, but if the gaps get clogged water can get trapped there.
If you live in a wet climate, It would be a good idea to touch up any paint issues you might have before installing these and to make sure to spray them off every once in awhile.
They will protect the paint on the arm from being salt\sand blasted.
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