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Old 04-11-2011
gordy gordy is offline
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Default Design Change Full Option Rear Tower

Due to a number of people asking for a change in design, so the tower can be run on the front of the bulkhead, so the rear shocks can by run on the front of the wishbone I.e. Flipped wishbone. I'm trying to find out if there is enough interest in this style of carbon tower and Ali mount to warrant the design change. So if you are interested let me know below.
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Old 08-11-2011
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Me I suggested this change before they were released to longrat. I feel having the option there is always useful and it never hurts to have more set-up options
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Interested!

I just think if it means less machining and give more choice then its worth trying..

or how about an extended rear bulkhead so you can bolt the gearbox straight to it..
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