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Raising front - remove bump steer spacers?

I am raising my 78SC back to 25.5" in the front, and I am wondering whether I should remove the bump steer washers I put in when I lowered it? Right now, at 25.5, my a-arms are exactly parallel to the ground.

Ulrich

Old 01-12-2007, 03:04 PM
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Are you rasing it higher than 25.5? You say it is at 25.5 now.
Either way, just leave them in. It won't hurt anything. Be sure to get an alignment if you get too crazy with raising it. I would suggest that if you raise it more than 1 inch, get an alignment.
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No, I was running at a crazy 24.5" with 205/50 tires. Now with 205/55 and few turns on the torsion bar bolts, I am back at 25.5". I also did the ball joints and torsion bars so an alignment is definitely on the list.

Ulrich

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