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Old 02-19-2017, 04:11 PM
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Does anybody know the id of the drag link hole in the steering knuckle by chance? I'm trying to find a piloted drill bit or reamer to drill my knuckle hole for my synergy flip kit.
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most do a straight drill and use a tapered sleeve so you can run it either way
Old 02-19-2017, 04:26 PM
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I understand that I ordered the 7/8 flip adapter from synergy when I ordered the kit. Just curious what the starting and ending diameters are supposed to be in the knuckle.
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Originally Posted by Boostbyu06
I understand that I ordered the 7/8 flip adapter from synergy when I ordered the kit. Just curious what the starting and ending diameters are supposed to be in the knuckle.
Um 7/8. Get a bit and some cutting oil and drill it slow and straight
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Even read that the 7/8" bit gives you a margin for error. .875 but the hole still needs to be up to .9 and the tapered adapter will fall right in.

I lightly tapped mine into place after drilling through and filing smooth.
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Originally Posted by sa29560
Even read that the 7/8" bit gives you a margin for error. .875 but the hole still needs to be up to .9 and the tapered adapter will fall right in. I lightly tapped mine into place after drilling through and filing smooth.
You read that? Hmm seemed to work perfectly for me. The adapter dropped right in and tie rod end seated perfectly. That's why they put that size bit in the instructions
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Hallo

I made all thin new kit from Synergy install,i made aligniament to a garage..but the light ASR is com ON.. ( The steering damper is also montet ..but not in this picture )

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Your steering links have nothing to do with the ABS light. You have speed sensors on each axle end. Check these sensors for debris in the tone rings and the wires to make sure they are in tact.



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