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Old 27-03-14, 12:32 PM   #11
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Yours does what mine does and it had the spoiler fitted from the factory.
Can you see a part number on them anywhere? im going to have a look at mine later.
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Old 27-03-14, 01:41 PM   #12
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Can you see a part number on them anywhere? im going to have a look at mine later.
i'll have a look and report back.
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Old 27-03-14, 05:48 PM   #13
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Mines parts label has been ripped off but you can see where it was, about in the centre of one of the bars where they cross over.
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Old 27-03-14, 05:49 PM   #14
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You can adjust the tension of the springs slightly by moving them on to the second set of stops.
Except pre project drive cars that only have one slot.
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Except pre project drive cars that only have one slot.
That's a bust then, project drive that added something !!, that's a novelty.
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Except pre project drive cars that only have one slot.
Exactly the problem that I have.
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Haven't people used gas struts to deal with this too ?
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That's a bust then, project drive that added something !!, that's a novelty.
along with wiring for rear electrics and heaed seats.

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Haven't people used gas struts to deal with this too ?
It has been done.
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Haven't people used gas struts to deal with this too ?
Wasn't all that successful as far as I can remember. A fella over XPF had a stab at it I think.

I'll order some new ones I think and be done with it. Might order new brackets off Rimmers as well for the benefit of having the second slot
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I thought the brackets were welded in.
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