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  1. 06-05-2010 03:12 PM #9
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    MM II front end with the stock type lower arms only need the strut rods, because of the narrow mounting, the ones with the wide spread don't use them.
    Sounds like they said, something must be loose, and you missed it. Are you sure your new rims are seated all the way to the rotor flat, and not hanging up on the center of the bearing hub somewhere?

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