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Wolf_Tm
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two_OH_five wrote:
might be an easy place to create a few mm of extra clearance


Mate,
YOU WERE almost RIGHT! :D


A steel disc is drowned in the rubber:
that's why I thought a one piece of rubber!

I suppose I have to remove/clean the steel disc from the rubber part and re-use it over Mario's bushings...

Thanks!

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two_OH_five wrote:
It would look about right if you peeled the existing rubber mount off of it's metal backplate


Almost right? :lol:

You could always make a new steel plate instead of destroying the old mount
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two_OH_five wrote:
two_OH_five wrote:
It would look about right if you peeled the existing rubber mount off of it's metal backplate


Almost right? :lol:



I lost this one... ok...

you were TOTALLY right :lol: :lol: :lol:



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You could always make a new steel plate instead of destroying the old mount


Yes, sure... :wink:

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Well at least it worked out.

I'd be keen to hear your thoughts about this modification.

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