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Old 05-19-2011, 09:37 PM   #11
Lil Abner
 
Drives: 2009 3dr LB Manual
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hi everyone. just a heads up I did this little trick on my 07 LB lowered on df210s and everything worked out fine. I just bought a new 2010 LB, lowered it and went to change the pivot point but ran into a problem. removed the bolt, moved the bushing up to 2nd hole, put bolt back in but IT WOULDNT THREAD! after further inspection the inner hole has nothing to thread into, just a hole. maybe they removed this on the 2010+ I dont know. my car is USDM spec 3 door. something to keep in mind for you brand new yari owners
Hmm. My 2009 had thread, but it was slightly rusty. An impact wrench got mine in. Are you 100% positive there are no threads? Did you try putting the bolt in there without the suspension in the way?
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