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Took my sprint 205 out last weekend put new shocks on the back and its still rubbing on the sill and on the plastic petrol pipe ;) on the drivers side . When we lowerd it a spline we couldend take the TB out from the right end coz it was properly rusted in so we took it our from the opersit end and lowerd it that way would that be the problem? i am running 50 profiles but a lot of people were runnign on them bit stumped tbh HELP ;)

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welshpug

sounds too lo, possibly missing bump stops.

 

do you know the history of the beam? when were the bearings and mounting bushes last replaced?

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spark-plug

not sure but when i took the arm off the bearing looked knackerd could the be the reason why its rubbing?

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spark-plug

Can some please post a pic were the bumb stop should be i dont think ive got any lol would that be the cause?

 

nope dosent lok like i got any bump stops lol best place to buy? origenal? powerflex?

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pug_ham
Can some please post a pic were the bumb stop should be i dont think ive got any lol would that be the cause?

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The yellow cone just visable above the trailing arm / rear disc.

 

nope dosent lok like i got any bump stops lol best place to buy? origenal? powerflex?

Original is more than enough imo & not that expensive.

 

Pug part number; 5166.28.

 

Graham.

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Jrod
The yellow cone just visable above the trailing arm / rear disc.

 

And that was held on by rivets, damn bolt sheared. :)

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spark-plug

perfect just what i need thx Guy big help :)

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