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shano2
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Re: Superstrut disc straight fit (almost)	Wed, 18 June 2003 01:27

Corvid, I am quite relaxed but thanks for your concern If you had checked this post at the TC16 forums, and my subsequent reply you would have seen there was no intent to make personal attacks against RSSTi or display any "attitude" (I love my attitude problem ), far from it (unlike his reply - but hey that's cool I'm a big boy I can live with that) and also that I NEVER at any point said this wouldn't work (although I agree with Gianttomato) I just noted that he had some mior details wrong and he had spent heaps of time researching something that had already been done for him and many different options provided. But as I said at TC16 good for him if he made it work, there's lots of different ways to skin a cat. As for the grinding of the calipers - Are you refering to Superstrut calipers or just normal AE101 single piston calipers? I have done this swap (Superstrut calipers onto AE92) about 7-8 times now and each and every time the caliper has needed to be relieved to fit without hitting the centre of the hub - the AE101 and AE111 single piston calipers however will bolt straight on. Finally the ONLY reason I bothered to post this here at all is that I was told the same post existed at both sites and it was suggested (by a Toymods board member) that I re-post the exact same reply here. Cheers Shane [Report message to a moderator]

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