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R6cowboy wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 9:07 pm

mtbkym01 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 31, 2025 5:55 am More titanium turnbuckles, i find these quite good and excellent value for money

Where do you find these at?

I get them from a small online australian store, he also has an ebay store
https://twokeysrcparts.com.au/

Incredible_Serious wrote: ↑Tue Apr 01, 2025 4:35 am

RC10th wrote: ↑Tue Apr 01, 2025 4:12 am I never knew....

Never knew about 2key? Or that they sold turnbuckles? Been buying from Cliff for what seems like decades now...... one of the best out there.

Same mate, have bought lots of stuff from Cliff over the years, particularly ebay in the early days

My Plaza Japan order arrived this week, so was able to get a couple jobs done the last couple evenings Using these https://tcphotos.net/images/2025/04/02/IMG_8514.jpeg And these https://tcphotos.net/images/2025/04/02/IMG_8515.jpeg I got the shocks built and fitted, after dying them black https://tcp...

Couldn’t resist so had to sit her on her wheels https://tcphotos.net/images/2025/04/03/IMG_8521.jpeg https://tcphotos.net/images/2025/04/03/IMG_8522.jpeg https://tcphotos.net/images/2025/04/03/IMG_8523.jpeg https://tcphotos.net/images/2025/04/03/IMG_8524.jpeg https://tcphotos.net/images/2025/04/03/I...

Slow progress, but it’s now just waiting on some alloy posts as I had an issue with a body mount screwing into the FW post where the nerf bar swings away. I decided to fit some thumb nuts on the front of the battery straps, allows quick loosening to slide the battery out. They are a bit bigger than ...

... I had an issue with a body mount screwing into the FW post where the nerf bar swings away. Argh! I completely forgot those were self tapping body posts when I swapped over to the metal standoffs for the kits. I guess I need to go back to the nylon posts :| Sorry! I was actually using a machine ...

Sneak peak of the scheme