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8th July 2011, 10:42 PM
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Wierd lump of wood
Picked up my chassis mule today and the bloke gave me a big box of suspension brackets and profiles that he purchased to build his wisbones with, in with this lot is a block of wood that has been cnc milled to jig the wishbones. Will try to take a piccy of it, its of no use to me nor are the brackets so if anyone wants the brackets they are welcome. The block jig thingy can go on the circuit to forum members like the reamer if its of any use.
Bob 
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9th July 2011, 01:41 AM
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It was a product that armoto used to sell before packing up selling chassis kits. Prob not the most acurate item in the world. But If it was free that's different.
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9th July 2011, 10:38 AM
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i used one of those to make my bones, its fairly accurate if you clamp everything down i only had to tweak the rear lower wishbone inner pickups and that was just a case of spreading them slightly, easy done
tilly
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9th July 2011, 03:08 PM
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stick it on ebay, one was sold not that long ago for the Haynes Roadster, suppose it better than axe'ing it.
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9th July 2011, 03:18 PM
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Can be interested by the brackets. How many do you have ? Is it suspension AND shock absorber brackets ? Can you ship them to Sweden ? I'll pay for the shipment of course.
Thanks.
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