Re: [DML] Adjustable lower links?

[mike.griese@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

If your camber is that far out, you have other problems.
You should be looking for rust in the rear frame, a 
bent frame, damage to the upper links, worn or missing 
bushings, failing rear hub bearings or damage to the trailing 
arms.  

--
Mike

-------------- Original message from "stainlessilusion" <5n-@xxxxxxx>: -------------- 


> Rear tires are worn so that the inside tread is to the steel belt and 
> the outside is near perfect. I have once heard of adjustable lower 
> links, anyone know who is (if they are still) selling them? Anyone 
> ever make their own? Thanks guys, -----Dani B. #5003 
> 


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