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stuart_2006 Member Since: 17 Jul 2018 Location: Holsworthy, Devon Posts: 126 |
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19th Jan 2023 9:22pm |
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Phoenix Member Since: 16 May 2022 Location: Gone Posts: 1631 |
Get a fabricator to make one - as long as the holes are in the correct place to fit to the subframe & the sensor, it doesn't have to be that accurate. Obviously you'll need to recalibrate the suspension height but you'd need to do that anyway.
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19th Jan 2023 9:26pm |
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Robatel Member Since: 01 Sep 2017 Location: Carluke Posts: 5 |
Think I may have to get one manufactured.
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19th Jan 2023 9:45pm |
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Phoenix Member Since: 16 May 2022 Location: Gone Posts: 1631 |
TBH, depending on where it has broken, you could probably cable-tie it in a position which would give a good approximation of suspension height, it doesn't have to be exact to be drivable. I made a replacement for a broken linkage out of fence wire (I don't think the farmer gave explicit permission, in my defence, the gate was missing so the wire fence was pointless), it got my mate home from Wales to North Yorkshire without any dramas, even though it sagged a bit on some corners.
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19th Jan 2023 10:23pm |
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