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Originally Posted by Stan
From the horse's mouth the new brace is a simple steel tube with a hole drilled through each flattened-out end. So the bolts that goes through the accompanying new rod ends would also pass through one end of the track brace.
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It makes me wonder then if the new brace only ties in one rod end to the opposite rod end, and that is enough, could you install the old track brace using only the rod ends also? Just rotate it 90 degrees and not use the engine mount bolts.
Anyone?
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