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Location: Gloucester, MA
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rear brake guard plates, lose them?
Took off the trailing arms the other night and plan to remove the brake parts this weekend. My guard plates are pretty rusted and I was thinking of just throwing them out and not replace them. Do they really provide much protection from debris? What do you guys do, scrap them or keep them?
Thanks Jim
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05-20-2004, 08:50 AM
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I scapped mine.
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! i bought some at a swap meet and replaced mine. only reason was that was the way it came from the factory and they were cheap. (me too)
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unless they are just GONE... you can por-15 them, or ospho and paint...
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