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Old 06-05-2006, 11:58 AM   #1
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Default Rolling Guards

Any one had any problems with getting their guards rolled?

I just went to see the guy that rolls guards. Didnt like the idea to much. because :

1. on the Au's there is a plastic lip and because they are rivetted you need to drill them out. this then will leave holes on were the plastc lips were. the bloke said what could then happen is it may dent your guards after he has rolled them. Stuff that.

2. secondly the plastic liner needs to be removed and bugger that as well.

My solution drive slower when cornering over big bumps or imight need to get adjustables for the front.

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