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Old 05-24-2005, 01:39 PM
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Question Hyme joint play?

I have a three point rear suspention with hyme joints on the front of my lower control arms, What I am wondering is how much play if any should there be within the hyme joint itself? My control arm seems loose to me (about an 1/8 inch or more play? Or are my hyme joints just whore out?
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Old 05-24-2005, 03:16 PM
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There shouldn't be any noticable "Play" in the Hiem Joints. There are several makers, and several qualities. This is one application that you want the very best, do some research.

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Shouldn't be any noticeable play in the heim joints. Replace them.
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Timbo,
When you replace them, go adead and spend the extra bucks and purchase the aircraft quality joint. About 45.00 or so.
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Folks,

I recommend these folks. The product is as good if not better than anyone out there.

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