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Recent content by Jungle Tom

  1. J

    bouncy ride.

    Correction. Pivot shaft nuts.
  2. J

    bouncy ride.

    For pivot shaft nuts. Sorry.
  3. J

    bouncy ride.

    You are correct. Sorry for the confusion.
  4. J

    bouncy ride.

    Sorry, meant the pivot shaft nuts.
  5. J

    bouncy ride.

    Sorry. I meant the pivot shaft nut
  6. J

    bouncy ride.

    I did not torque the adjuster bolts.
  7. J

    bouncy ride.

    Yes
  8. J

    bouncy ride.

    Thats what my plymouth service manual showed. Is that wrong?
  9. J

    bouncy ride.

    Thats what my plymouth service manual showed.
  10. J

    bouncy ride.

    Gas.
  11. J

    bouncy ride.

    FCS. I am sure chinese. From parts geek.
  12. J

    bouncy ride.

    I finally got my 65 satellite back on the road after replacing all the front suspension, shocks included. now it seems to bounce. I torqued the torsion bars to 130 pounds. Am I missing something?
  13. J

    pitman arm position

    I just torqued my 65 satellite new pitman arm to 110 pounds and it appears that there is about 3/8 inch space between the arm and the box. is that correct or do i need to clean the spine and start over. videos are great but they are not as good as experience.
  14. J

    lower ball joint

    thanks. can you torque the ball joint before attaching to the knuckle?
  15. J

    lower ball joint

    The lower ball joint that i am trying to install on my 65 satellite seems to be too close to the knuckle to get a socket on the stud nut. are there supposed to be spacers between the ball joint and the knuckle?
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