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Old 02-21-2023, 05:47 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Neinris View Post
Have you ever thought of relocating the brake brackets that are hitting and move the trailing arms to the top mounting holes again?

I found some clippings of the stainless steel rails from work, they're 1/16 of an inch (about 1.6mm) thick, just what I'm looking for to make the brackets out of. I've made one bracket so far, while I'm on lunch break.
Yeah but its very ilegal to do so, even moving the mount position is ilegal here.
I would need to get the brakes certed again because if the mechanic notices its "modified" it gets marked as modified and I have to get the entire cars brakes certed...NOT EASY.

Why arent you reusing the original brakets after cutting them off old position?
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