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Author: Subject: Square dedion tube
F1 Mini

posted on 3/9/04 at 10:28 PM Reply With Quote
Thanks to Craig (cheers again mate), I am making my own De Dion. The tube on my Mini will be straight as I have a chain driven Radical Diff unit that's sits far enough forward to miss the tube. So I am making mine out of 1 3/4" 14G T45 hi strenght tubeing. I hope Colin would be pleased.....
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chrisg

posted on 4/9/04 at 09:51 AM Reply With Quote
FYI

Mk will make you a de dion tube to any dimension you want for a price that makes it a bit silly to make your own.

Cheers

Chris





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Steve Hnz

posted on 5/9/04 at 08:24 AM Reply With Quote
Not when you live 12,000miles from them which is where I started this thread from. Several posters have echoed my point re easier fabrication, attachment of brackets etc, & while the MK style as used by Craig, ( Been following your progress Craig, looks ab fab to me, hope I can come close to yours oneday) & the GTS one look really smart, from the point of someone doing their own fabrication by & large ( me) I`m trying to use standard sections & avoid tricky things like bending which I`m sure to take several goes to get right or have to pay someone for. To date I haven`t heard anything to dissuade me from using square tube. Still open to further ideas though & will have to see what my approving engineer says. Cheers, Steve.
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