nothing to see here, move along... move along...
Dave Palazzolo
Canyon Chasers Motorcycle Sport Touring
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Thanks to Marks comments, I just realized
the GT6 Registry has just hit a milestone.
1000 GT6's listed!
If you've got one .not in the database, please add it!
http://www.teglerizer.com/InternationalGT6database/
Thanks
Paul Tegler
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Who ever said the British don't know about customer service?!
Richard Gosling
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Well Rimmer Bros returned my e-mail and said that they would exchange the
cracked wooden steering wheel for a new one - pretty nice especially since
even though it wasn't installed until recently, it was purchased over a
year ago - Hopefully I can get the exchange done before Triumphest,
otherwise
If I remember correctly, the actual length is the same but the spring rate
is slightly different -
>Part number 159650 for early MkIVs, part number 159654 was introduced at
>commission number FH50,000, which was the change point to the long
>halfshaft. I don't h
> -Original Message-
> From: Gosling, Richard B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 02 September 2004 17:03
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> Bill, are you sure about the different length springs?? I was under the
> impression that the same length spring was used throughout; the Rimmers
> catalogue
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