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Subject: Re: lowering rear or irs type3 square problem

Author:
bagette

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Date Posted: 15:27:52 06/24/04 Thu
Author Host/IP: 81.76.68.212
In reply to: thebackdoctor 's message, "Re: lowering rear or irs type3 square problem" on 13:17:14 06/24/04 Thu

>First punch the outer spines or mark with tipex and
>make a note of the angle of the spring plate, a sribe
>on the torsion housing will work, then remove the
>spring plate and torsion bar, then go on a mission
>around Leeds or Bradford to find someone with a press,
>then get them to press the torsion bar free of the
>arms. Then go back to the baggette den and play with
>the inner and outer splines until you get the hight
>you need. BTW two inner spines will be too much!!

i feel a trip to the city of steel comin on,,,,,,,,,,,

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