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Dust seal for torsion arms on a narrowed beam
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<blockquote data-quote="K@rlos" data-source="post: 609497" data-attributes="member: 4304"><p>I've ran a 5" narrowed beam for years with no dust seals and its not had any detrimental effects to my beam. Lube it regularly and the new grease will push any dust out along with the old grease. King & link dropped spindles are unable to have the link pin seals fitted and again if greased often it's not a problem. </p><p></p><p>Not saying my opinion should be taken as gospel but my beam had 30k plus miles on it and it was good as new when I stripped it down. </p><p></p><p>Just for the record I changed the beam for a completely unrelated reason.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="K@rlos, post: 609497, member: 4304"] I've ran a 5" narrowed beam for years with no dust seals and its not had any detrimental effects to my beam. Lube it regularly and the new grease will push any dust out along with the old grease. King & link dropped spindles are unable to have the link pin seals fitted and again if greased often it's not a problem. Not saying my opinion should be taken as gospel but my beam had 30k plus miles on it and it was good as new when I stripped it down. Just for the record I changed the beam for a completely unrelated reason. [/QUOTE]
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