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does anyone know if a tough dog RTC steering dampner from a patrol will fit on a hilux with hi steer? it is the exteme one that handles up to a 44'' tyre according to the tough dog website.
it has the 10mm folded plate brackets both ends with the little u bolts that hold it on.
Would you put it from draglink to tie rod or make a bracket from the diff to draglink?
thanks
Zookisteve
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RTC dampner
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yeah well i have a massive shake in my car that id like to hide lol.
i got the dampner for nothing because one of the threads was stuffed but i fixed it already.
as soon as i hit around 40km/h the whole car gets death wobbles and if you look out the window you can see the wheels jerking left and right.
so i thought this would help it until i figure out what the problem is.
i got the dampner for nothing because one of the threads was stuffed but i fixed it already.
as soon as i hit around 40km/h the whole car gets death wobbles and if you look out the window you can see the wheels jerking left and right.
so i thought this would help it until i figure out what the problem is.
IMO, you're probably best to spend your time trying to solve the current problem rather than finding something to temporarily cover it up.zookisteve wrote:yeah well i have a massive shake in my car that id like to hide lol.
so i thought this would help it until i figure out what the problem is.
And to answer your question, if you have the time and the tools, you can make anything fit anything.
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