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clyons8
Re: getting camber on a 1000 ?
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By saying 'moving the hole', do you mean making a slot rather than another hole.

I was thinking about this format a while ago. I am no expert on suspension though.

You would need a bit more meat on the engine side flanges of the UCA though, you wouldn't want it to shear when your giving it to her.

D is really into the suspension side of things, I suggest you ask him directly.

Chris

Posted on: 2008/12/17 3:42
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Subject Poster Date
     getting camber on a 1000 ? perthute 2008/12/17 3:14
       Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? perthute 2008/12/17 3:18
         Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? clyons8 2008/12/17 3:42
           Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? Dundee1000 2008/12/17 3:46
             Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? L18_B110 2008/12/17 4:02
             Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? bert 2008/12/17 4:11
               Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? 1000Coupe 2008/12/18 4:55
                 Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? J-dat 2008/12/18 4:59
                   Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? datto1000wagon 2008/12/18 5:24
                     Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? perthute 2008/12/18 5:54
                       Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? bert 2008/12/18 6:01
                         Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? perthute 2008/12/18 9:23
                           Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? bert 2008/12/18 10:07
                             Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? perthute 2008/12/18 10:15
         Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? levey 2008/12/18 10:53
           Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? perthute 2008/12/18 10:58
             Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? levey 2008/12/19 8:23
               Re: getting camber on a 1000 ? perthute 2008/12/19 9:03




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