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I believe they all have eccentrics on the ends for adjustments, I would think if you kept the original setting, should be an easy remove and replace.
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I believe they all have eccentrics on the ends for adjustments, I would think if you kept the original setting, should be an easy remove and replace.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm having to replacew my left trailing arm. Anyone had the pleasure of having this done? Any idea on expected pricing?

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There are 5 links going to the carrier, which one? I believe they all have eccentrics on the ends for adjustments, I would think if you kept the original setting, should be an easy remove and replace.

POST 3Original post

trailing arm is the front/back link by defination and its 2 bolts no alignment required after replacement

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

According to my trusty money manager aka Porsche mechanic, it was bent, evidently because someone thought they could use it as a towing point.

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