Graham Stretch wrote:
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> Hi Joe and others,
> Okay so I made an assumption.
> As you may have guessed I have never looked under a rotoflex GT6 in
> sufficient depth to know that they used tele shocks not levers.
> I therefore assumed that the roto GT6 would use the same set-up as the roto
> Vittesse.
> Proof ,I believe, of the saying to assume, to make an ASS of u and ME. 8-(
> Back to the other subject I have looked under a Vittesse of a friend who has
> a set of the adaptor brackets fitted with spax shocks
> set pretty darn hard, he has had no cause for complaint about the strength
> yet. I will agree that your idea sounds better and stronger
> but is it necessary.
Necessary is always a point of contention. For me it definitely is
necessary. Since I have no place to mount the shocks (I'm putting a Mk1
Spitfire body on the GT6 chassis), I have to have something. I think
that I can manufacture the single piece bracket for less than I can buy
the two piece bolt-on ones from TSSC, so if others are interested, I can
help them out as well. The way I see it is, "You can't have too many
options!"
Regards,
Joe
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