Installing Mustang II IFS spindles
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14) DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. You only need to tighten sufficiently to slide the cotter pin through the castlenut hole. And, assuming the cotter pin holes were drilled the right distance and the spacers are the appropriate thickness, the spindle should rotate easily and the castlenuts are snug. | 14) DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. You only need to tighten sufficiently to slide the cotter pin through the castlenut hole. And, assuming the cotter pin holes were drilled the right distance and the spacers are the appropriate thickness, the spindle should rotate easily and the castlenuts are snug. | ||
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| + | 15) Don't forget to install the rubber boots and complete the ball joint greasing on the final install. | ||
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