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February 26th 2005, 20:03
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Single or double springplates IRS
Is there any advantages the one over the other , when it come to Single or dual spring plates/and the A-arm for these ?
I have both available for fitting(with correct A-arm). 
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#2
February 26th 2005, 20:34
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I don't know if there is any advantage one over the other. I had dual plates on my '70 std but switched them over to the singles to run a heavier (23mm) torsion bar.
Cheers, Dave
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March 1st 2005, 19:19
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Does the 23mm torsion bar come from a Type 3?
or is all single plates 23 mm torsion?
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March 1st 2005, 21:05
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I believe that the T3 had 23mm bars... Mine are from Sway Away. I orginally was running adjustable spring plates and had to switch to a shorter (earlier) T.B. so upgraded to the 23mm at the same time. If I were you I'd pick the springplate/a-arm combo that is in the best shape and go with it, unless you want to run a heavier T.B.
I hope that I'm helping...  Cheers, Dave
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