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  1. 01.21.21, 2:50 PM #1
    djones
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    Default Rf82 ff vs fc chassis same?

    Am wondering what differences if any between a rf82 ff and a rf82 f2000 chassis / suspension
    I believe the uprights are different but what about the chassis itself and suspension pieces.
    I remember seeing a rf84 ff that had sf (super ford) on the a arms.
    Thanks
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    Default call Simon at Universal Racing Spares in the UK

    They probably sold more of these than anyone. And they make replacement chassis for the 82, so they will know if there is a difference between the 1600 and 2 litre car. I don't *think* so, but they will know for sure

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  3. 01.21.21, 6:48 PM #3
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    Default Across the pond

    Emailed them.
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