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Hot Rod Front End Batwings
Hot Rod Front End - More Bang For Your Buck - Tech
Michael began the process by chasing the threads (both internal and external) of all the fasteners and threaded components. Once sure they were all cleaned up he tackled the I-beam assembly. The batwings were attached to the axle by sliding them over the axle bosses and holding them in by sliding the shackle bolts through the bosses from the top and sliding the lower shock mounts underneath. Pay attention to those batwings as there is a difference left and right. The right-hand batwing has an integral tab that is the mounting point for the front Panhard bar and that tab should point inward toward the center of the frame. View Related Article
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