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Buddy, you're preaching to the choir there...EVERY run I do, I walk around with the torque wrench and check those knuckle studs. Sometimes people need to learn that lesson the semi-hard way...
My first (80) front axle...wierdness? (1 Viewer)
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Buddy, you're preaching to the choir there...EVERY run I do, I walk around with the torque wrench and check those knuckle studs. Sometimes people need to learn that lesson the semi-hard way...
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Easier solution? Put on the old steering arm sitting in the garage here...
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I have an arm I can send out Pigster if you want one that is not buggered on the kingpin.
Great job LPH, Sue and Russ. Sorry I wasn't avail today. Glad you got it rolling 
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Pighead learned quite a bit about 80 front ends in a short period of time...thanks to all of you for tolerating my first serious post in the 80s section that did not poke fun at the number of cupholders you have.
Or your tassle loafers.
Or your tassle loafers.
LOL! I'm glad that you guys got it done. Hopefully Sue will keep up on making sure everything is tight (or keeping all 4 tires on the ground 
) and she won't have to go through this again for 100k miles or so!
) and she won't have to go through this again for 100k miles or so!
