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Old 01-11-04, 10:22 AM
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Quick SVA question

HI Guys,

can you lot tell me if we need overiders and the bumper bar on to pass the SVA? Im kinda keen on leaving them off, so do we need em?

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Old 01-11-04, 10:30 AM
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Re: Quick SVA question

No you don't Ben but you will need a bar or two across the mouth of the Cob to stop the testers ball going in.
I stuck a couple in with Wurth adhesive and have now removed them.
A couple of lengths os chrome tube fron B&Q. :thumb:
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Old 01-11-04, 10:36 AM
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Re: Quick SVA question

Good answer that Kev, much appriciated!
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Re: Quick SVA question

Ben,


I'd echo what Kev says (nowt fitted to mine), alternative to bars is some expanded mesh (£10 from B&Q and a splodge of goo to hold it on) :thumb:

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Re: Quick SVA question

As Kev said, not required. I had already fitted one Chrome tube across the centre of the mouth. I just filled the space with a temporary No Plate secured to it with a couple of P Clips
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