94 Suzuki quad runner 250
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Check the frame where the A Arm mounts to it, if the mountings are bent you will have to try to get them straight. However most of the bend will probably be in the A Arm, and finding a used replacement will be the cheapest and easiest option, as getting one of them straight again is a bit of a nightmare. "Swinging half axle" type suspensions always do tend to lean in or out though, and a weaker or stronger rear spring alters the lean considerably. Be sure it isn't that before changing an arm.
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