Rear upright taper

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I'm about to install a set of adjustable rear upper a-arms I purchased from Larry Stock a while ago. As they come, with a standard non-tapered bolt, I'll have to drill out the taper in the uprights to mount them.

I would like to have the option of being able to convert back to original a-arms in the future so I would prefer NOT to drill the uprights.

Just wondering if there is an alternative to drilling - like maybe using a stud to heim tie rod adapter, as I've seen mentioned in another post. Has anyone tried this?
Does anyone know the degree and dimentions of the taper in the upright - and possibly a place to buy the rod adapters?

Any help is appreciated

Kristian

5/5/1211:20 AM

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