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    1coolbanana
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    Someone should start an SST rental business!
    Unlikely for most of us to ever need one more than once and that will be for fitting the spacers

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  • Peterpilot
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    Originally posted by amts View Post
    Cheers Craig, Shan. Haven't installed mine yet.

    I'm waiting for the prototype SST to come from the US. It got shipped today. So for those who already have the SST, I can ship immediately.
    Sweet, already got my own SST

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  • 1coolbanana
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    Originally posted by amts View Post
    Here are photos of the test fit. Found the right size grub screw which requires a ball-ended allen key to tighten up.
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]7277[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]7278[/ATTACH]

    And here's the finish product with all stainless steel hardware.
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]7279[/ATTACH]
    Top job mate
    Let me know when you want some funds.

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  • jeffmutuku
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    Brilliant work Amts!

    Please price the products including the SST and let me know how to get the $$ to you.
    Maybe we can transact this bit via PMs

    Exciting!!!

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    Cheers Craig, Shan. Haven't installed mine yet.

    I'm waiting for the prototype SST to come from the US. It got shipped today. So for those who already have the SST, I can ship immediately.

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  • Shan
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    Brilliant work Andrew !!! So when we can get our hands on a set?

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  • craigm
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    craigm likes this!!!

    Originally posted by amts View Post
    Here are photos of the test fit. Found the right size grub screw which requires a ball-ended allen key to tighten up.
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]7277[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]7278[/ATTACH]

    And here's the finish product with all stainless steel hardware.
    [ATTACH=CONFIG]7279[/ATTACH]
    Love it!

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    120 Prado Grande airbag spacers

    Here are photos of the test fit. Found the right size grub screw which requires a ball-ended allen key to tighten up.
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    Originally posted by waltec View Post
    Hi Andrew,
    Why is it every time I read one of your posts, my wish list grows?? Or should I say my NEED list!! Please add me to your list, and add it to my order!!!
    Ur better than an ARB store.

    Thanks Mate

    Matt
    Will do, Matt. AMTS motto: To serve and protect :P

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  • waltec
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    Hi Andrew,
    Why is it every time I read one of your posts, my wish list grows?? Or should I say my NEED list!! Please add me to your list, and add it to my order!!!
    Ur better than an ARB store.

    Thanks Mate

    Matt

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    Test fitted the spacers tonight. Had to seek advice from Peter about how to deflate the airbags.

    The spacers fit perfectly. The cross drilled hole is a bit too high. The bolt would hit the airbag base which has a lip that turns down. I'll look into grub screws next week.

    I could move the hole down but the airbag pin is pretty short and stubby. I had the rear at full droop and it doesn't look like it was going to dislodge. I tried levering the pin out and it wouldn't come out. So with the spacer in, it would be even less likely to dislodge.

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  • Peterpilot
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    Originally posted by amts View Post
    Hi Peter,

    You're the man! Meet somewhere in the Hay plains?
    If only I could get the time off work...

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    Yeah, me needs to sneak away from missus in middle of night to complete testing.

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  • jeffmutuku
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    Hi AMTS,

    Me likes the work.
    I am very keen on hearing the results of your testing and getting my hands on some of them
    Thanks

    Jeff

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  • 1coolbanana
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    Originally posted by Peterpilot View Post
    Marc, I have tried this and while it does deflate the airbags, I found the residual pressure was still too high to allow the airbag to be safely lifted off it's seat.
    Bugger, was worth a shot, thanks Peter.

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