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CF Bedford Chat / Re: W.A Crew Photo
« on: April 10, 2012, 12:31:57 AM »
THANKS ALL FOR A GREAT DAY OUT, THERE WAS PLENTY OF WILD MACHINES TO LOOK OVER, GOOD TO CATCH UP WITH SOME OLD BUGAS,MEET SOME NEW BUGAS AND SOME YOUNG BUGAS.
CHEERS

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sounds good never been to the river

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Driveline / Re: how low can a beddy be dropped
« on: January 21, 2010, 09:32:32 PM »
Hey ben, the cross member is the lowest point about 4 inchs of clearence can just get a trolley jack under it. the sump and tranny sit above ive never had any clearence issues, but i dont go bush bashing  ;D ;D
cheers
mark.o

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Driveline / Re: how low can a beddy be dropped
« on: January 21, 2010, 12:19:18 AM »
i got my 2inch drop stubs from castlemain rod shop about 4 years ago cost $450.00 back then, they take hQ rotors and brakes or torana brakes , the paper work that comes with the stubs is a bit rough but give you the basics to work it out,you need to graft in a hQ lower balljoint and reshape the end of the a arm for disc clearence, the back of the stub needs to be milled for spacers and longer bolts for the steering arm, the spring tower needs to be trimed for caliper clearence, this setup also narrows the wheel track by 1 inch per side which allows for deeper dish rims.
hope this helps in the discission making  ???

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CF Bedford Chat / Re: Highrollers Van Club
« on: January 12, 2010, 11:24:13 AM »
count me in 8)

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Thanks every one for a good night out , it was the first time my kids have been to the drives they thought it was cool  8) thanks neil just what i needed, rolling around under a beddy in the dark  >:( >:( >:(

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