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Originally posted by Apache
mushroom what a drongo.
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thats the words i was looking for. mushroom what a drongo.
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TBH I thought you might grind them off and weld on big flat plates to better spread the load, but I suppose the fact that there's ten spacers spreads the load pretty well anywayOriginally posted by vatchmanthats the words i was looking for. mushroom what a drongo.Cutting steps in the roof of the worldComment
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these blocks are 70mm in diameter.so they are quite big.so should spread the load really well.Originally posted by ApacheLast edited by surfenstein; 19 December 2006, 22:56.www.overfab.ukComment
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Was just thinking you could leave the full diameter in contact with the chassis if you ground off the cups and welded on flat plates, but its probably not necessary given there is rubber bungs there too, or are you throwing those away?Originally posted by vatchmanCutting steps in the roof of the worldComment
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no keeping the rubber bungs.the cups help locate the spacers too.Originally posted by Apachewww.overfab.ukComment
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Yeah, I suppose without the cups, lateral stress would be on the bolts themselves.Originally posted by vatchmanCutting steps in the roof of the worldComment
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exactly,every little helps as they say,and i think im gonna need it to.Originally posted by Apachewww.overfab.ukComment
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Someone call????Originally posted by vatchmanthats the words i was looking for. mushroom what a drongo.www.daemon4x4.orgComment
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With a ever increasing height you'll have to increase the wheelbase as your center of gravity is moving up again
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This one any good?Originally posted by Woodzie
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i like that oneOriginally posted by MattFThis one any good?
No hope of a soft landing
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