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Happy new year to all you TMers (if its not to late now) what I am looking for is information relating to the fitting of the Rutherford hoop rear suspension kit. Is it obvious where it is fitted.(and before any wag out there tells me it goes at the back over the rear axle, I know that much) Can it be fitted in the wrong place. Are there any checks that should be made before drilling the chasis to accept the hoop mountings. I recall hearing debates as to the correct position of the shockers i.e. as upright as possible or with a 10 to 15% slope towards the back. Or is all this taken out of my hands by the location of the hoop. Which is why I question if I can fit it in the wrong place. I am sure that I read something similar on here in the past but I cant seem to find the thread now. At the moment I have a rolling chassis without a body tub fitted due to rebuilding my 1970 4/4 two seater so at the moment there is nothing in the way of the hoop being installed. I have read the article on GoMog but its not really helping me. Any help is greatly appreciated any pictures would be great.
Addicted to Morgans. 44 years and still not cured.
1947 series 1 4/4 1992 4/4
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