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2011-07-01, 13:34	#16
Fastkarz Member Join Date: 2009-11-02 Location: Northern NJ Posts: 50 Vehicle(s): 1972 Maverick Grabber 302/C4 iTrader: 4 (100%) Images: 7	Aaarrghhh rthomas771 - Front Addco part number ACO-835 is larger than stock(7/8") Rear Addco part number ACO-264 is 3/4" mav1970 - I understand the shelby drop, just didn't want to mess with moving the upper arm mount location so I gave it more camber instead. I think the P/S ram having that angle is the root cause of the bump steer. I know there are other guys out there who have installed these Hedman Headers 88306 & Hedman drop bracket. What kind of bump steer problems are they having ?

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