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mistercrash
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09.24.2009, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by jpoprock View Post
Hey Shaun/MistaCrash...

I've looked thru this thread (which is a LOT of lookin!), and I can't seem to find this mod that you're talking about. I was hoping you could direct me to the post that talks about it?

I like some of the ideas shown on how to strengthen up the rear wing area. I like the one where the shafts mount to the back of the truck, then up to the wing itself. I'm going to get a hold of some P2 rods with hopes to brace my wing up.

Question though.. will I have to fab up a mount for it on the shock mount? My Tekin stabilizer kit has a small screw in the center, but I'm not sure it's adequate to hold. I have some CF that I can cut up and make a mount. I just don't remember if I have a countersink bit. I think I do.



Also, has it been decided as to which "dirt flap" is the best design? Is it the one where you used Gorilla tape, or is it the one where you cut a single piece of rubber? I'm sure both are great!

So, do I still sound mad? LOL! I hope not. I never intend to come off that way ever! And if I do choose to be mad, you'll know it.
If you're asking about the no slop Ofna hexes it starts at post #7. For the rear wing I would say yes you would have to make a mount to go on the rear shock tower. The Gorilla tape dirt flaps work good but they are a little soft, the stiff rubber ones were better. No you don't sound mad at all.


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