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Old 07-12-2013 | 02:04 PM
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Old 07-12-2013 | 05:16 PM
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In this case the arms are not making noise but I actually looked at those last night and may order a set of the polished ones to replace the heims I'm using. As far as mikes arms go there is no aluminum used and after what I have put them through I have no fear of failure, they are quality. Being a daily driver though my main concern is just the spacers becoming part of the heims. When I had to replace one a few months ago I had a hell of a time getting them out. Looks like ~60 bucks for a set of 4 for your style and they look like they are what Rudy used on his ill fated links might actually go that route for the sway links as well.
Sorry 'bout that. I got MikeRs mixed up with the ones that were being sold on the MB forums. The polished ones are stainless and should work perfectly as long as the threads are the same. I just lubed the bolt with Aqualube and slid all together. Not a peep for several months and everything is still tight.
 
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