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There's not a lot on the market, and these are made to look like a toyota part so won't look out of place.
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We're based in Hertfordshire and if you like it you can keep it for half price.
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Either call, or PM Me or Ollie@pacificworks
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Cheers!
Luke
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SuperRedMR2 wrote:It's just a bit of flattened round bar Peter lol
Seeing that I'll make my own
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PW@Woodsport wrote:Needs more attachment points and a method of pre-tensioning works better for me, or making like a Mk2 X brace, a single bar with one attachment point will possibly just pivot on the bolt it is on.I don't think the flattened part will have much compression strength if i'm honest, unless it changes to a X brace design like a Mk2 perhaps.
My version..
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rose joints, opposite threaded bar for preloading in situ.
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Please note, i'm not currently making these due to my workload.