immy
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Reged: 09/11/2006
Posts: 1350
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Before:
Lumps of fug-ugly alloy 
to a far more attractive svelt and sylph-like option
All thanks to Mr Biggles 
Thanks Mr B-Stand up and take a bow "Duke of M"
And thanks-they do make a big difference to the looks IMO 
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Biggles
Carpal \'Tunnel
Reged: 05/05/2007
Posts: 3089
Loc: Orion arm of the milky way
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You are most welcome 
Glad you got them to fit in the end - not sure why they needed the spacers but that looks pretty el neeto solution.
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Quote me as saying I was miss-quoted.
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immy
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Reged: 09/11/2006
Posts: 1350
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First they loosened off the Y-piece bolts and as there is about 2 1/2 cms excess length they slid it towards the backend by 1 cm till the mounts on the cans matched up with the hangers. However due to the shape of the cans-the right hand can lower end was dangerously close to the swing arm-in fact a rivet was almost touching the arm cos the profile of the arm on the right side is different to the left.So by using the spacers it "pushed" the can out as it were. All was then tightened up-no leaks and looks the biz
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RevRun
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Reged: 21/09/2008
Posts: 495
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An ohlins or WP rear shock,rear sets,braided hoses,carbon hugger will compliment them hangers a treat 
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