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Old 05-20-2025, 01:34 AM   #1
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Default Re: Banjo exle in a model A question

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I use a '27 model T rear crossmember and '27 T rear spring with a non-reversed main leaf on a '40 (spring behind) banjo in my AV8 on a '32 frame.

It sits great. In fact, I'm thinking of reverse the main to lower it an 1" more.
do you have any pics? thanks
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Old 05-20-2025, 08:27 AM   #2
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do you have any pics? thanks
This is how the car sits with a '27 T rear spring with all the leaves and a non-reversed main using a '27 T rear crossmember. I left all of the leaves in since it is a rumble and my boys do ride back there at times.
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Old 05-20-2025, 10:50 AM   #3
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This is how the car sits with a '27 T rear spring with all the leaves and a non-reversed main using a '27 T rear crossmember. I left all of the leaves in since it is a rumble and my boys do ride back there at times.




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