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Jamison C

Jamison C

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I am once again asking for your financial support. Anyone have spare tire snubbers laying around? I would need 3.

Thanks!
 
Jamison C said:
I’ll take them from whoever can get them to me soonest so I can stop the rattling 😆
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Let me take a look at lunch. Pretty sure I got you covered.
This is what you are after correct?

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I do have 3 or 4 but they have been shaved down for whatever reason. Not sure they will work for you but you’re welcome to them.

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Since TJAZ is closest to ya see if those will work. If they don't or you need more let me know and I'll find mine that I took off a while ago. I know I haven't thrown them away just yet.
 
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Wildman said:
Since TJAZ is closest to ya see if those will work. If they don't or you need more let me know and I'll find mine that I took off a while ago. I know I haven't thrown them away just yet.
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Thank you!
 
Jamison C said:
I only need about an inch out of them to extend my current ones, so those might work perfect.
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Unless you are heading to Phoenix in the next few days, I will try to get them mailed today or tomorrow.
PM me the address you want me to mail them to.
 
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Thanks everyone. I’m gonna use the ones from @PurpleTJAZ since they’re already cut, but I might go the 3D route if they end up not working.
 
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Mike_H said:
ASA would be better, if you can get the print temp. ASA is basically ABS, but more resistant to UV (which ol' Jamo will probably appreciate)
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I do have aero ASA for my high altitude balloon projects, so we can save weight on the snubbers too!
 
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Mike_H said:
ASA would be better, if you can get the print temp. ASA is basically ABS, but more resistant to UV (which ol' Jamo will probably appreciate)
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I used and recommend TPU @ 95A with 75% infill. That is basically the same density as the factory rubber, and TPU has decent UV (Not quite as good as ASA) and heat resistants. It works great in outside applications.
 
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gbirk said:
I used and recommend TPU @ 95A with 75% infill. That is basically the same density as the factory rubber, and TPU has decent UV (Not quite as good as ASA) and heat resistants. It works great in outside applications.
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The issue here though is we don't need the same compliance throughout. The existing snubbers are against the rigid tailgate, for example.
 
rasband said:
The issue here though is we don't need the same compliance throughout. The existing snubbers are against the rigid tailgate, for example.
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Well the model I posted goes between the body and factory bumpers, so TPU keeps the tailgate from getting damaged by a hard plastic. Not really an issue what you make it out of though. Could be wood.
 
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