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joshmk4
Posted 2/1/2016 7:53 PM (#720749)
Subject: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Lincolnshire		I know there was a post on here with someone who added some bracing to their rear subframe but i cant for the life of me find it? anyone link it? or anyone else got pics etc of what theyve done?
 
Saxokid100
Posted 5/1/2016 3:33 PM (#720776 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Northwest		Ive made one from old road close sign "frame" works pretty well..
 
joshmk4
Posted 5/1/2016 4:18 PM (#720777 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Lincolnshire		Haha nice, got a pic?
 
skrib
Posted 5/1/2016 4:57 PM (#720778 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Teesside		i copied another design i found on the forum somewhere. used some thick L plate i had lying around and some box section from b&q.

it bolts on where the rear hydragas can covers are.

ive since blocked the ends up and painted it black.





 
joshmk4
Posted 5/1/2016 6:01 PM (#720780 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Lincolnshire		Nice, can you say it gave a noiceable affect or more peace of minda aha
 
skrib
Posted 5/1/2016 6:47 PM (#720781 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Teesside		It made a slight improvement which should be better once I solid mount the rear frame.
 
joshmk4
Posted 5/1/2016 6:51 PM (#720782 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Lincolnshire		sweet looks like ill have to knock one of them up then
 
t3gav
Posted 6/1/2016 10:31 AM (#720785 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing
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Location: Herts		Just be careful if you have a large rear silencer as the silencer will hang a lot lower than that
 
skrib
Posted 6/1/2016 12:21 PM (#720787 - in reply to #720785)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Teesside		i was running a sportex with mine and it was ok.
 
joshmk4
Posted 6/1/2016 12:54 PM (#720788 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Lincolnshire		I've got a sported too so plenty of room to play with
 
danny2009
Posted 6/1/2016 11:00 PM (#720794 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: South Yorkshire		What's the benefits of this?

Guess it's to brace the open end of the subframe to reduce/eliminate flex?
 
Saxokid100
Posted 17/1/2016 2:14 AM (#720869 - in reply to #720749)
Subject: RE: rear subframe bracing


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Location: Northwest		Realy seems to stiffen up the rear subframe,made big difference to my tro.
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