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Steve K

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Hi all,
I found this forum while looking for pictures of how to route a fuel line. This morning I tried to install a rebuilt differential (IRS car) and discovered after bolting it in that I'd attached the rear mount bracket upside down. So next weekend it all comes out again. As you can tell, I can use some experienced help!
Steve K
 
Welcome, Steve!

Lots of folks here with advice and camaraderie - post away over on the Triumph side!

:cheers:
Mickey
 
Hi There Steve,

"Welcome" to "THEE" best LBC site anywhere. As Brooklands mentions; Introduce Yourself & Your TR to the "Triumph Forum" folks & don`t forget to post some pics. "We all LOVE pics"!

Best Wishes,

Russ
 
Another New Mexican - Welcome aboard. I get down to White Sands quite often.
 
Welcome! You'll find lots of great help here.
 
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