Msds document for the rough country PERF87317 performance steering stabilizer kit
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The only MSDS you should need is may be the type of oil that the shock is charged with. Usually hydraulic fluid or mineral oil. ASk the mafacturer. Hopefully I helped
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There are 6 stabilizers in the kit. One side to side and one front to back on each front jack and one side to side on each back jack. I had to add a cross angle iron in the front to support the side to side.
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*aera 500 *Free single database update *Yoke mount with power cable *Battery pack *Portable friction mount *USB cable *Vehicle power cable *Pilot's guide and owner's manual
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There are two bushings in the kit. I had to order 4 kits to do all four rear control arms in my 70 El Camino.
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Go to eneos.us, then click on the products page. The msds is located on there.
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Yeshttp://www.attwoodmarine.com/userfiles/store/product/files/432/69465-turboin-linebilgeblowers-instr-ra.pdf
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http://www.carid.com/images/magellan/gps-systems/pdf/cx0310sgxna-user-manual.pdf
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I'm pretty sure the steering setup is different. The 1500 is ifs and the 2500 and 3500 have a solid axle.
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I called rough country directly. They told me everything was there for this particular kit. All it is is shocks and springs.
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I have put the compass on the dash, to the left of the steering wheel. Now if only I could get it to be more accurate than 35 degrees!
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The drive wheel has 2 grooves. One for .030-.035 solid wire and one knurled for .030-035 self shielding
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I have been more than satisfied with the improvement of steering and Tire wobble. I have a jeep Cherokee sport. I put 3''lift n 16 inch tires. Handles excellent!! I'm happy!
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http://legacygt.com/forums/showthread.php/official-suspension-faq-swaybars-struts-springs-coilovers-alignment-171914.html
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New dash kit, wire harness and an adaptor.. If your doing steering wheel buttons steering wheel control adapter
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Hi, the entire thing, steering tube and all is made of carbon. Also, make sure that the amount of 'rake' to the fork, i.e. the amount of bend in it, matches your existing one fairly closely, so that the wheel isn't too close to the down tube. Although this problem might be unique to my application--a mid-racer recumbent. Allen is right, you will need the expanding tube plug to go into the end of it. It inserts then expands as you tighten it with an allen wrench, to grip the inside of the steerer tube. Although I notice that I can't really reduce my steering play by tightning it, as you can with an all steel setup.
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Try the Lucas heavy duty oil stabilizer it works good for warn motors that use oil
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It is a V2 AP-SUB-003 Version 2b. I just opened mine yesterday. Its not completely up to the minute, it had v.300 maps loaded and I downloaded the v.301 maps from COBB's site. Worked fine on my 2009 OBXT.