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Default Brass bulkhead......coming soon!

Bulkhead coming soon!

Add 20 grams to your front end!!!

http://www.rymartracing.co.uk/page001.html

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Is this done by Tristam?

Pidge, are you running one already?
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No, its done by Ghea Racing! lol! as shown! sillllly!!

I will be running one yes!
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Nice ill be getting one
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will they be made with bushings, so your hingepins aren't running directly on the Brass?
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Most likely through brass....but need front brass is being made!!!

hingepins through brass are just fine as long as they dont angle to much.....
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Nice one, okay so I didn't click the link, my bad. All looks good though.

The Ghea racing rear block looks good, ive got the Trishbits block on my B4 - now I presume you have run both Pidge, any difference?
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yeh, the ghea is a little light and has the plastic bushings making the action smoother, as the pins go in at a angle.

the bushings also reduce wear rates and are much cheaper to replace when worn (£2.49 for 4) the bushings a great piece of work too...when you screw the crew in it locks the bushing in place! loving that!!!

looks coooooool too!
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