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Mattndew76
Re: maddat steering box brace
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I make a billet LHD and RHD brace for the 1200

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Thread resurrection!

I'll bite. How much?

Posted on: 2014/8/28 7:13
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ha matt if you going to make those billet i'll have one

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I can't beat the price of Maddat's stainless brace, but I can get these in at $125.00 USD.

wheel side brace plate not shown but it's part of the setup.

Posted on: 2014/8/28 12:07
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when you get one made I like to see what you done to the top.I know u will use high grade ali to keep the thickness down to a min so it dosn't look to chucky

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What benefits would this give you over the maddat item?

I'm assuming it would be slightly stiffer, but would it be a noticeable improvement over maddat's to justify the extra bit of cash?

Posted on: 2014/8/28 21:43
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"What benefits would this give you over the maddat item?

I'm assuming it would be slightly stiffer, but would it be a noticeable improvement over maddat's to justify the extra bit of cash?"


Its just based on what people want to buy. Go with a Stainless Maddat one or buy a billet aluminum one. Both items would work as what they are intended. Options are available and it just comes down to preference.

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Ok, thanks for the reply Matt

Posted on: 2014/8/28 23:57
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I bought a maddat one and it doesn't fit well. Theres a 10mm gap up against the sidewall

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I saw that as an issue so the holes are slotted slightly for adjustment, but 10mm is in need of a sandwich shim.

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