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VL Rear End Upgrade

Started by vl_sl_88 · 20 Sept 2011 · 24 replies

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PRO840Archived member
i"ve heard of people having trouble with the upper floor mounts cracking the floor.
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EVLRB30Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by PRO840 [View Post] i"ve heard of people having trouble with the upper floor mounts cracking the floor. yeah same but im sure if its strengthend welded and plated it will be fine
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poohkiesArchived member
yeah i pulled my upper mounts out of the floor on the passenger side (welds cracked), didn't realise for probably close to a year, and a couple of the welds has broken on the drivers side, we just re welded them, car only had 230 something kw, i think just to many transbrake launches :P
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MxPx VLArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by jbonez [View Post] anybody have a pic of how they should be i was going to cut templates and get some1 to weld them From duz360, Leigh at Extreme Turbo Manifolds, 3mm plate also a suggestion to wrap a bit of 3mm flat bar around the front of the arm in around the bush, to stop it turning the bush eye into an oval. From this thread. http://www.calaisturbo.com.au/showthread.php?t=118086 Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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86SLVLTArchived member
my rear end looks a bit different to all these Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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