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  1. 12-18-2009 10:29 AM #1
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    Can I throw out a long shot? If there is inclination (camber) built into the spindles and some spindles can be installed upside down...then the upside down installation would create a situation where the outside edge of the tire is taking the bulk of the load. Installing spindles upside down can occur when the steering arm is a bolt on model (not one piece with the spindle). I have put spindles on upside down (beer made me do it) but caught the error.

    Maybe??

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