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Join Date: Oct 2007
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The pressed in Avenger Kingpin had managed to become loose and now rockers back and foreth. The splines on the Kingpin are not very deep. Though loose, they react even faster.
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Yankee Catfish
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Big hill on Mars
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They will replace the plates.
As far as reacting "faster", I do not think you are feeling what you think you are feeling. Any slop in any steering system results in a delayed response, not more more response.
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