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  1. 30th August 2020, 04:52 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by MB View Post
    Just in the shed trying to visualise it thanks mates, got me thinking again, is there any structural drawbacks on the OEM chassis back down the line?
    An element of chassis rail flexyness is possibly OEM designed in and hoping this wouldn’t lock them together too much?
    Only reason I mention is that I met a bloke before lockdown readying his ISUZU twuck for around Australia and he choose a full floating type tray <> chassis mount system to retain some flex he was trying to engineer in.
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