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Bobbing my M35A3

steve6x6x6

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Wow, nice work Steve. That's the best adaptation of M105 springs I've seen. Very clean. Why did you use build V100 instead of using new aftermarket shafts and locker?
I had collected all of the axles and lockers. There are no 1 3/4" axles for the front aftermarket. I have no interest in Ouverson eng. products.
 

armyfred

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From my A3 i have 3 complete tire ( one of them is new) and wheels leftover and 4 tires. Someone I know left 2 ( A3) compete tires and wheels and another rim laying around here.
A question for you guys running larger diameter tires on your bobbers. Did you use the original A3 internal beadlock, the beadlock from the larger tire, or no beadlock?
 

steve6x6x6

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A question for you guys running larger diameter tires on your bobbers. Did you use the original A3 internal beadlock, the beadlock from the larger tire, or no beadlock?
Yes i mounted the 14.00 x 20 on the A3 rims with the rubber bead lock. I have over 6,000 miles now on the 14.00's. I balanced my tires, you can balance (stand it up) a nickel on the dash at 60 mph.
 
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