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Old 02-23-2021, 09:27 AM   #1
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Re: Need PorterBuild Mild/Touring LS Steering HELP

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Looks pretty similar to my setup. Do you have other Pic angles and where did you that tab from ?
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I dug did thru my pics to see if I can find the mounting plate all by itself but I don't have one. Once installed it is harder to see. This bracket that includes the tab came from Porterbuilt. I bet it would be the same one for your set up. It could easily be made as well. If you enlarge the pic to can get an idea. The bolt holes are slotted so you simply loosen up the nuts holding the a-arm on and slide the plate on and re-tighten. it is a simple slick solution.

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Old 02-24-2021, 10:29 PM   #2
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Sweet man. Thanks for the pics , That’s the cleanest one I’ve seen yet. You said you got it from PB ?
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I dug did thru my pics to see if I can find the mounting plate all by itself but I don't have one. Once installed it is harder to see. This bracket that includes the tab came from Porterbuilt. I bet it would be the same one for your set up. It could easily be made as well. If you enlarge the pic to can get an idea. The bolt holes are slotted so you simply loosen up the nuts holding the a-arm on and slide the plate on and re-tighten. it is a simple slick solution.

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Old 02-25-2021, 09:07 AM   #3
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Re: Need PorterBuild Mild/Touring LS Steering HELP

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Sweet man. Thanks for the pics , That’s the cleanest one I’ve seen yet. You said you got it from PB ?
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Your welcome. Yes, call Nate at PB and he can fix you up.

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Old 02-25-2021, 08:58 PM   #4
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Spoke with Nate today. He said the pics I sent of your setup are from an extreme DM. I have a touring stage II dm on mine. We agreed that once I have the column and headers in place to send him pictures to determine where the idler bearing is going to be.
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Your welcome. Yes, call Nate at PB and he can fix you up.

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Old 02-26-2021, 10:55 AM   #5
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Re: Need PorterBuild Mild/Touring LS Steering HELP

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Spoke with Nate today. He said the pics I sent of your setup are from an extreme DM. I have a touring stage II dm on mine. We agreed that once I have the column and headers in place to send him pictures to determine where the idler bearing is going to be.
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Got it. OK I didn't realize that yours was a pro-touring set up. I apologize if I missed that detail.

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Old 02-26-2021, 08:23 PM   #6
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[not at all bud. Thanks for your help. Hopefully we can get this resolved soon. Thank you !!! QUOTE=youngrodder;8885609]Got it. OK I didn't realize that yours was a pro-touring set up. I apologize if I missed that detail.

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