Is this a cam bolt
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When I had my alinment done, this is what it came back with. Is it a cam bolt?
And if so did they have to drill it out or break a tab for it to fit? Can I replace it with a regular bolt?
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And if so did they have to drill it out or break a tab for it to fit? Can I replace it with a regular bolt?
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I was going to put my lower control arms on tonight and found these.
So I'm guessing I'll have to fix this problem before I install the control arms?
I've had it with 4WPW
So I'm guessing I'll have to fix this problem before I install the control arms?
I've had it with 4WPW
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Having a cam bolt is a bad thing if it fixes the allignment. Its basically taking the place of an adjustable arm. It makes the arm slight longer or shorter by offsetting the bolt. I dont see this being a bad thing.
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So is this something I need to get fixed? Is the frame cut out for the cam to fit.
I just want to say thanks to all the people here. You all have been so very helpful. I've seem to hit every bump in the road with this install of my lift but thank to you all is been a little smoother.
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They had to cut a notch in you control arm bracket. You'll need to get a metal plate or heavyduty washer welded over the notches to give you a solid hole for the control arm bolt.