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Track bar repair stud for the dana44 solid axle from Bronco Graveyard. Used to address the problem where the hole gets wallered out from the factory stud. You'll need a 10 degree tapered reamer.
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test fitting..
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getting closer.
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Not sure if I went too far with the reamer or what, but this is what it looked like before I got the stud tightened down. you can see in the pic the stuc is pretty much flush with the mount.
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back of the mount and the tapered washer.
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this is what happened when I got the back tightened down..It pulled the tapered part of the stud further into the hole..there is probably about a 1/16 of an in from where the taper starts to the edge of hole.
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from the back. I had to use another washed in order to get this tight enough..used an impact gun to tighted it and vice grips on the front part of the stud to hold it in place..this isn't going any where.
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Track Bar Stud repair