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Dave951M
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Location: NC- USA
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 Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2003 12:16 pm Post subject: Aluminum Torque Tube successful |
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The aluminum torque tube has now had several weeks of long distance driving and a severe weekend at VIR in a 951. I think it's time to declare the testing phase successful and see if anyone else would like one. If you're interested, just email me off board.
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81turbo
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Location: Oakland, CA
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milnersXcoupe
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Location: New Paltz, NY
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I'd been wondering about an Alloy Torque Tube
so I'll risk wrath at reviving a 6 year old thread :
Anything further on this Alum. Torque Tube ?
Pictures ?
What's the Weight Savings ?
Changing bearings the same procedure ?
thanks !
Brian
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bcblase
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x2 on the above questions - how about some pics and specs?
BC
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