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Old 02-11-2010, 12:56 PM   #1
Champ_49
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I agree with you PSFORD99, if it don't flex in the tire it will go to the next weakest point. That being the next link would be the spring hangers that we already know are weak. So now you go to the More Ryde X-Factor fix or equivalent. The spring hangers are definitely weak and under built. Gusset's or bar between is the fix. Problem is, more weight and something that should have been figured in the design. Especially after yrs of the same problem.

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