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hammondo
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by hammondo »
Do people usually bolt it or weld it on? on both, or something else?
I've heard you can just drill 2 new holes but the HR one is a bit bent on mine, and doesn't look as strong as the FB one.
Thanks
Greg
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(AUST)Mod
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by (AUST)Mod »
They are usually welded when they are converted to suit older holdens. I think people use EH outriggers?
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hammondo
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by hammondo »
surely I can re-use the FB outrigger though?
Cheers
Greg
strike me down, and I will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine.
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by (AUST)Mod »
Actually, perhaps you can. Do a search on the forum and see what you come up with

Craig wrote: Andrew you have a red so I wouldn't race it

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Craig
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by Craig »
hammondo wrote:surely I can re-use the FB outrigger though?
Cheers
Greg
Yep
Better dead than red
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Devilrod
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by Devilrod »
As the others have said, cut off the HR one and weld the one off your FB in its place.
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