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mad-butcher

posted on 2/9/08 at 09:22 AM Reply With Quote
SVA and top balljoint nut

While trying to get the front end protected for the sva I originaly thought of doing it this way (1st pic) but while changing the ball joint on my transit I thought why not use the old cover
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mad-butcher

posted on 2/9/08 at 09:25 AM Reply With Quote
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BenB

posted on 2/9/08 at 09:38 AM Reply With Quote
Nice option!!! Might copy that idea
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ashg

posted on 2/9/08 at 09:53 AM Reply With Quote
might be worth putting the little retaining springs round it to stop it moving

good idea though. personally for sva i would just cover the whole lot then there is no question. i would prob then swop it to this after the sva. thats jus my thinking on it though.

[Edited on 2/9/08 by ashg]





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coozer

posted on 2/9/08 at 10:37 AM Reply With Quote
Indicator bar protects by stealth..






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