Vibration free. Front isolator problem fixed.Pics
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RE: Vibration free. Front isolator problem fixed.Pics
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I will have to disagree dynaglider. The rubber in the new isolator is glued farther down on the metal frame than the old one. If you have proof please post it, could save people some money.
I will have to disagree dynaglider. The rubber in the new isolator is glued farther down on the metal frame than the old one. If you have proof please post it, could save people some money.
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06-11-2008, 11:05 PM
RE: Vibration free. Front isolator problem fixed.Pics
And I am saying they are physically constructed different. Look at the last picture I posted. I still believe my first isolator was a manufacturing blunder that was corrected in later runs. I understand wear and tear but it is not a factor here.
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RE: Vibration free. Front isolator problem fixed.Pics
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And I am saying they are physically constructed different. Look at the last picture I posted. I still believe my first isolator was a manufacturing blunder that was corrected in later runs. I understand wear and tear but it is not a factor here.
And I am saying they are physically constructed different. Look at the last picture I posted. I still believe my first isolator was a manufacturing blunder that was corrected in later runs. I understand wear and tear but it is not a factor here.