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Posted: Fri Mar 13th, 2020 06:41 pm |
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JAMMAN Owns A Torsen ![]() Joined: Mon Sep 18th, 2017
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Yes I thought of that. I am certain it would have adhesion difficulties. If it were OEM you could have a strip of teflon molded with spike tabs and push it into the rail on the wear side. Hell I even was thinking adjustable cam rollers but since it does last a few years like it is, using teflon instead of delrin or UHMW and polishing the rail will substantially increase the life. Cam rollers and it could go up and down a thousand times a day for the next 30 years till the rest of the truck rusts off the frame leaving the cam roller only. As for when? I went over to look at my first truck, it is in a fenced in area beside my work. The electric gate failed and it is trapped in there LOL. I have plans to tow it home and finish it here but I can't because it is trapped. I will look at the gate monday.
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