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Originally Posted by jnaut Travis, the steel upright arms broke out of the platic, allowing your lower fp assembly floate on top of the fuel. until the wires actually ripped
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I suspect that it broke under peak g-loads during braking... they should have put a third rod in there to support fore / aft loads... heck, would have even been an improvement if the two rods were on the front/back instead of left/right ...I'm at a loss for how we re-assemble and strengthen that unit, so it doesn't happen again we may have to buy a new OEM assembly I wonder if phunk's new fuel starvation product includes one of these assemblies??? |
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