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I just got my new refurbished a-arms and shocks. The driver's side lines up nicely with only a couple millimeters in between. My passenger side however has a gap of about a centimeter. I know the bushings will take up some of that, but should I be concerned enough to seek an exchange on the a-arm? I've been assured the shock is true.
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Front shock and swivel axle gap
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blkcorvair
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hmmm.
Trevor Jessie
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The bushings may not be seated. On mine, I worked the a-arm up and down a few times and then it was within a few millimeters.