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I know some here on the forum have used them but I read somewhere that the templates are not that reliable since the Volare suspensions varied a bit from vehicle to vehicle. I think the NoLimit installation video will give you more bang for your buck...welcome aboard!
I agree with GreatNorth in that templates are not that reliable since the Volare suspensions varied a bit from vehicle to vehicle. I purchased the NoLimit installation video and took notes and found the install to be pretty straight forward. After I completed mine I helped my friend with his Volare install and found the two Volare k-frames to be considerably different. Both went in well following the instructions but a common template would not have worked.
MAXX
I agree with GreatNorth in that templates are not that reliable since the Volare suspensions varied a bit from vehicle to vehicle. I purchased the NoLimit installation video and took notes and found the install to be pretty straight forward. After I completed mine I helped my friend with his Volare install and found the two Volare k-frames to be considerably different. Both went in well following the instructions but a common template would not have worked.
MAXX
I used the templates and the No Limit video.. you can see my pictures using the tempaltes that we added to John Niolons Volare install article. on his web site.
Thanks for the responses. I think I will go with the video just for the price alone for now. Vacation is coming last of this month and I will have 10 days to mess with it. Thanks again
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