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June 10th 2013, 14:29
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Yes, I am lurching this thread, keep up the good work!
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June 10th 2013, 14:59
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June 12th 2013, 08:20
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The new (used) coilovers where in. I just had to try.
This needs some mods.  small cage steps. The cage will be welded to the body, this way it can be separated from the pan.    Paul.
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August 10th 2013, 20:29
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Are the mounting points for the trailing arms in the stock location? I've seen this problem happen before
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August 11th 2013, 04:00
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The rear is narrowed by 19cm. I had to cut of the framehorns to place the mounting points. 
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August 17th 2013, 11:31
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Started on the cage today. With these holes I can lower the cage a bid and weld the up side.
 Bending the bends in the wright position and keeping it straight is a PITA.  Did you see my special cupper angle measure tool ;D Paul.
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August 21st 2013, 08:10
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De first hoop is in.
  I made the connection to the gearbox mount with tape, this way I can measure the angle I need.   Paul.
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