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1968 Jeep J2000 Project J2000 Part Iv Tie Rod End Tapers
1968 Jeep J2000 Dana 44 Install - Project J2008, Part IV
Before installing the axle, Thomas began by enlarging the factory Dodge tie rod end tapers to match the larger GM tie rod taper. At our request, Thomas reemed the knuckles from the bottom because we though we'd have spring-to-tie rod interference. We were wrong. There's enough meat left to taper the knuckles from the other side, so we'll handle that at a later date. View Related Article
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