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by kmckmc » Tue 22.05.2007, 17:10
Hi,
I found a front engine strut bar in an auto supply shop. It is used as a substitute rear brace. Is it okay?
Cheers,
Elan M100 S2
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by algirdas » Thu 24.05.2007, 07:18
Dear Kmckmc:
I'm a bit more skeptical. My concern would be that the bracket could pivot around the axis of the mounting bolt. One way to test it would be to put some masking tape over the black bracket and attach it (the tape) to the body. Then drive the car. If the tape starts working itself loose, then the bracket is moving and perhaps too much.
Just an idea.
Sincerely,
Algirdas
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by RayD » Thu 24.05.2007, 20:46
It might be improved by modifying the bracket to a single hole, in line with the tie-bar. It would be an opportunity to have smaller holes to suit the bolts.
Ray
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