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    Default Left front upright, Van Diemen RF81 ASAP

    I need a Left Front Upright/Spindle for a RF81 FF. Had a bad off at Mid Ohio over the weekend and trying to get it fixed for SVRA Mid Ohio next month. I have a Right Front upright if anyone needs that.

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    Did you try Brad at Primus ?

    ETA : I just checked his site and it shows a backorder on front uprites but I'd check with him anyway.
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    Fuzzy memory, but aren’t these fabricated (not a casting), and if so is it repairable?
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    Now that Pat Prince has retired... Maybe contact Nick Fuhs ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Purple Frog View Post
    Now that Pat Prince has retired... Maybe contact Nick Fuhs ?
    Just an FYI

    GMT Racing in Newtown, CT. Has all of Pat's jigs and is cranking out quality product.
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    Thanks for all the replies. Brad at Primus said ha can get me one so hopefully that works out. It is a fabricated upright but the damage is pretty extensive. Thanks again.

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    If you can't get one quickly I have one I could loan to you until you get a permanent replacement. My 81's apart right now.

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    How was the frame where the wheel was ripped off? Sorry to see that. All the best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gordy View Post
    If you can't get one quickly I have one I could loan to you until you get a permanent replacement. My 81's apart right now.
    That is so generous, thank you! But I could never run someone else's equipment, to risky to destroy it. Thanks again for the offer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Earley Motorsports View Post
    How was the frame where the wheel was ripped off? Sorry to see that. All the best.
    It ripped the to two lower a arm mounts off the frame, but without really digging into it, the frame rails themselves look fine. Took out the rocker, lower A arm, RLF and LR wheels, LF upright, and bent the upper and lower rear radius rods. Its all fixable. Ill get some picks when I pull it out of the trailer.

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    Pick yourself up a couple of the Harbor Freight furniture dollies and throw them in your trailer. The ones used to put your car in the trailer were those. I got them after I stuffed my Lotus 61 in the wall at Road Atlanta. They make it a lot easier to move the car when the wheels are gone or disabled. You hope you never need them but for $10 each they worth it to have.

    It was a fun battle we had while it lasted. Sorry to see that happen.
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