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Old 01-01-2016, 01:52 PM   #18
Grizz1963
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Re: Grizz's Redneck Express 1966 Chevy Short Fleetside RESTO-GO!

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Originally Posted by siggyfreud View Post
Nice! I too ran into the bump stop issue and found that some grease, the right angle, and a flat blade screwdriver did the trick. Looks like the build is coming along nicely!
Yup, done.

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The hot water trick didn't work for me as it made the rubber too soft.. It was frustrating. Glad you got it whipped!
Thanks Paul.

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Glad you sorted that mate… As you know, Brake hardware is in the hands of the postmen now...

Great chatting earlier… Jojo is waiting for another ride into town with Saless and I in a bit… Cheers!!!
Thank you Don, much appreciated as always.

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Nice job!
Thanks Donny. Great coming from you.

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Originally Posted by Johnny_Lamebridge View Post
Rian, I found a really simple solution to the bump stop issue. I cut mine off. I figured that with drop spindles and drop springs (total 4-1/2") I might be riding on the bump stops more than not.

If you're interested, see post #72 of my all but forgotten build thread...
Thanks Johnny, job done now.
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