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Why I never had much confidence in Kenny Brown parts
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<blockquote data-quote="b_tone" data-source="post: 3255799" data-attributes="member: 7205"><p>I don't entirely agree with the above. Even when things are jigged and welded, then allowed to cool in the jig most thing usually "spring" in one direction or another when taken out of the jig. There are definatly ways to reduce this, as in welding small sections at a time then moving to another weld area and so forth, so that you are not putting all the heat into one spot. This is all fine and dandy but Bruce did seem to have a bit more trouble than most.</p><p></p><p>I think Bruce was probably on the end of the tolerance stack up and as like tires, the parts simply did not go his way. It's a shame really as the parts that Mark and I used also had some minor issues but nothing near what you went through.</p><p></p><p>If it makes you feel any better, I have had the same issues with both Griggs and MM K members and more factory stock parts than I can count.......</p><p></p><p>Moral of the story: It sucks, fix it right, use it because the kinematics are good and move on.</p><p></p><p>bpt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="b_tone, post: 3255799, member: 7205"] I don't entirely agree with the above. Even when things are jigged and welded, then allowed to cool in the jig most thing usually "spring" in one direction or another when taken out of the jig. There are definatly ways to reduce this, as in welding small sections at a time then moving to another weld area and so forth, so that you are not putting all the heat into one spot. This is all fine and dandy but Bruce did seem to have a bit more trouble than most. I think Bruce was probably on the end of the tolerance stack up and as like tires, the parts simply did not go his way. It's a shame really as the parts that Mark and I used also had some minor issues but nothing near what you went through. If it makes you feel any better, I have had the same issues with both Griggs and MM K members and more factory stock parts than I can count....... Moral of the story: It sucks, fix it right, use it because the kinematics are good and move on. bpt [/QUOTE]
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