The Holy Grail of Subframes

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  1. tom@pzp

    tom@pzp www.pzp.com.au

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    Pictures speak louder than words... :D

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    tom@pzp, Jan 2, 2007
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  2. reaper

    reaper New Member

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    huh

    I don't get it.... why is your subframe on fire exactly???:confused:
     
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  3. Z32 TT

    Z32 TT Active Member

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    Hahaha are you burning the old rubber bushings out to put in the new ones????
     
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  4. tom@pzp

    tom@pzp www.pzp.com.au

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    yeah, pressed them out but the metal sleeve didn't come with and had a lot of rubber left over... didn't have a wire wheel with the right size around so got out the zippo fluid :p

    I thought i'd do them all at once and take a photo just for kicks... :D

     
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  5. LOWZX

    LOWZX Banned

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    a candlestick

    its a zed chandelier ,you should do a g/b on these for sure,my mrs would luv that hanging in the loungeroom :eek: :eek: :eek: :D :D
     
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  6. tom@pzp

    tom@pzp www.pzp.com.au

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    LOL so true!
     
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  7. DUB

    DUB BRAMIS Photography

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    HAHAHHA, damn rubbers, always catching on fire dammit!

    Good work their dude, take no prisoners!:D
     
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  8. Chrispy

    Chrispy Pretentious Upstart

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    Do the metal sleeves have to be removed?
     
    Chrispy, Jan 2, 2007
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  9. tom@pzp

    tom@pzp www.pzp.com.au

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    there is one metal sleeve which lips at the top... that one needs to be removed. The lip at the bottom definately DOES NOT! That one supports the bush.
     
    tom@pzp, Jan 2, 2007
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  10. carzone

    carzone in the corner crying!

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    good on ya tom...ur using my link:D .....just trying to feel useful here so dont burst my bubble!:p
     
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  11. tom@pzp

    tom@pzp www.pzp.com.au

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    hahah yeah thats it mate.... ;);)

    the rubber doesn't continue to burn for long so a few time in a row took care of it... half a tin of lighter fluid.... :D
     
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  12. Stef

    Stef Active Member

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    Rubbers need lubricants

    so they can protect the fire within.

     
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