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       #Post#: 43286--------------------------------------------------
       G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: Vinny
       Date: November 25, 2012, 1:41 pm
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       Just fitted some G.B. parabolic springs to Elmer the Lwt.
       Axle straps are on very tight on the rear axle (due to springs
       pushing up/down more)
       Q: What to do.......
       A: Just leave as it is.
       B: Just take them off.
       C: Are 109 ones longer, so should fit better.
       Vinny
       #Post#: 43288--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: Dave
       Date: November 25, 2012, 1:49 pm
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       Take them off. Axle straps defeat the whole point of having
       parabolic springs, i.e. greater articulation.
       Yeah, it's supposed to break the dampers (unless they're pro
       comp and the like, which have internal stops) but I never had
       any break when I had standard dampers. But then you're supposed
       to fit uprated dampers anyway, otherwise you'll be killdificated
       as soon as you drive it.
       #Post#: 43293--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: Vinny
       Date: November 25, 2012, 2:45 pm
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       Fitted Monroe Gas shock, but Just seen theirs two types of Gas
       Shocks..
       Ive fitted
       this.....
  HTML http://www.paddockspares.com/m4044-shock-absorber-swb-rear-gas-monroe.html
  HTML http://www.paddockspares.com/m4044-shock-absorber-swb-rear-gas-monroe.html
       But should it be this
       one.....
  HTML http://www.paddockspares.com/da4163-shock-absorber-swb-rear-gas-de-carbon.html
  HTML http://www.paddockspares.com/da4163-shock-absorber-swb-rear-gas-de-carbon.html
       or are both ok to use.
       #Post#: 43300--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: Calum
       Date: November 25, 2012, 4:24 pm
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       I've got Monroe gas shocks on my motor with parabolics. Never
       had any problems with them at all
       #Post#: 43310--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: mick swb
       Date: November 26, 2012, 12:21 am
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       No straps on ours with gb springs.
       #Post#: 43323--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: AlexB
       Date: November 26, 2012, 5:02 am
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       standard shocks with paras on the 88. What are these straps you
       speak of? None on mine
       #Post#: 43335--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: Lucy
       Date: November 26, 2012, 7:11 am
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       Standard shocks and GB paras on my 88" too, not a strap in
       sight, well not on the landy anyway  :rolleye0012:
       #Post#: 43346--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: Vinny
       Date: November 26, 2012, 9:29 am
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       --- Quote ---
       > not a strap in sight, well not on the landy anyway
       --- End Quote ---
       Just where is this forum going...... :smilewide:
       Looks like the straps are coming off. Guess it's better than a
       Strap on.  :rolleye0012:
       #Post#: 43355--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: hippydave
       Date: November 26, 2012, 11:52 am
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       --- Quote from: Vinny link ---
       >
       > [quote]not a strap in sight, well not on the landy anyway
       --- End Quote ---
       Just where is this forum going...... :smilewide:
       Looks like the straps are coming off. Guess it's better than a
       Strap on.  :rolleye0012:
       [/quote]
       That all depends on your point of view :girly:
       #Post#: 43357--------------------------------------------------
       Re: G.B.Springs and Axle Strap
   DIR By: Mrs Stuey
       Date: November 26, 2012, 12:39 pm
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       Oh dear hippy
       You have just set yourself up for a right royal strap on
       shafting! So you'd better hurry up and invest in those seats as
       you will be getting a sore ass ;-) :rolleye0012:
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