A-Arm bracing X2
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Re: A-Arm bracing X2
by dlaine Wed Nov 21, 2012 9:31 am
Shall we place a bet on who is going to be the first to 'test' their bracing??? 
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Re: A-Arm bracing X2
by dlaine Thu Nov 22, 2012 10:08 am
I am going to try VERY hard not to win that particular contest! I don't want to do this again!!
Actually, just the s-module isn't too bad. Since mine is only held on with nuts and bolts (no rivets to grind) it would probably only take a couple of hours to replace. Of course I have had a little practice...
The trick is to keep the damage from spreading any deeper!!
I think I see a new one coming on the horizon (in another winter or two) and I want this one to last until I can get rid of it! Anybody looking for a 'gently used' '08 600 renegade in a year or two?
dave
Actually, just the s-module isn't too bad. Since mine is only held on with nuts and bolts (no rivets to grind) it would probably only take a couple of hours to replace. Of course I have had a little practice...
The trick is to keep the damage from spreading any deeper!!I think I see a new one coming on the horizon (in another winter or two) and I want this one to last until I can get rid of it! Anybody looking for a 'gently used' '08 600 renegade in a year or two?
dave
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