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camber plates and Texas Kooler
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Keoke
Great Pumpkin
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Yeah I have never heard of them either.?
Apparently I am not using the correct term, and Moss calls it an adjustable shock mount. This is a plate from Moss that is welded in place of the existing front shock top mount. The shock/A-arm is attached to this plate. The plate is machined so that the shock can now be moved in and out, thereby changing the wheel camber
See Moss 856-115
https://www.mossmotors.com/Shop/ViewProducts.aspx?PlateIndexID=112240
See Moss 856-115
https://www.mossmotors.com/Shop/ViewProducts.aspx?PlateIndexID=112240
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What was confusing was that they are shown as NOS camber plates. Made me think they might have been an original part.
Legal Bill
Jedi Knight
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Please clarify the fan. Is it a real Texas Cooler? I didn't know someone made a repro of the TC.