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matbighat
Re: strut brace for 1200 where 2 find
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is he gonna make them with thicker alloy bar or thinner steel bar?

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i think steal would be good as there is not too much room for a fat bar .
wat do you think

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matbighat
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i'm thinking the alloy looks nicer

actually, it might be even better to have a tri bar that attaches to the firewall

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i was thinking of some extra braces (tribar?????? )
and some braces in the tray ???

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matbighat
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yesss! the tri bar is actually the better as it really decreases the fore/aft flex

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thanks

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matbighat
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on fleabay:

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Im making some at the moment, they should not be to far away. They will have steel end plates, and ally center rod with rose joint ends. They are at the laser cutters at the moment.

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I'll be up for one

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Im making some at the moment, they should not be to far away. They will have steel end plates, and ally center rod with rose joint ends. They are at the laser cutters at the moment.

How many are you making?
How much?

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