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    #16
    ? . . .so. . . your alignment was off? I'm not sure how a tie rod physically causes this problem and is not simply adjusted incorrectly.
    -tim
    Originally posted by Jordan
    I like the stance
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      #17
      Yeah, I'm guessing it was adjusted incorrectly too unless it wasn't able to be adjusted?

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        #18
        Originally posted by Philo View Post
        ? . . .so. . . your alignment was off? I'm not sure how a tie rod physically causes this problem and is not simply adjusted incorrectly.
        This is why I never buy the cheap rubber tierods. Always go for the stiff metal ones
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          #19
          The problem was with the inner tie rod not the outter. The rose joint in there was faulty from the manufacturer. All my parts are OEM, nothing is A/M.
          They call me the frog



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          - E28 M 528I 3.5 (300HP)
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