PuddleJumper
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So I was recently recommended to upsize the front track bar bolts to 9/16x3in grade 8 hardware to mitigate play in the bar. I'm aware that the OEM bushings are tightened to where they don't rotate on the bolt sleeve, and only the bushing should flex. However I wheel hard and I would much rather there wasn't literal fractions of inches for the assembly to shift. With that in mind, I installed Mopar 2in lift LCAs the other day to get some caster. And i noticed there's a crap ton of play on the frame side, almost in the excess of a 1/4" of play. enough that i question how straight the axle can be after tightening them down, with no way to accurately align so to speak. Also Jeep, Why in the Kentucky Fried Fuck, are the holes for the LCAs axles side, SQUARE?! Anyway, anyone know if i can squeeze in a larger diameter bolt for the LCAs? TIA.
EDIT: I'm considering these. the Metric bolt on the truck is a 27mm in diameter. these would be 28 and some change. https://www.mcmaster.com/91286A514/
EDIT: I'm considering these. the Metric bolt on the truck is a 27mm in diameter. these would be 28 and some change. https://www.mcmaster.com/91286A514/
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