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the aam kit is EXTREMELY close to the steering joint and requires quite a bit of material removal to the joint to prevent bind, if the installer did not remove
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the aam kit is EXTREMELY close to the steering joint and requires quite a bit of material removal to the joint to prevent bind, if the installer did not remove this material then it will hit no question about it.
you may be able to remove the shaft with the subframe in-situ to modify the joint as needed...however there is also a chance it will have to be lowered to do this.
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