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    Default Van Diemen Billet Front Uprights

    Left and right side billet front uprights for Van Diemen models 97-current. New, never used

    Each cost $355 new. Selling for $270 each plus shipping OBO

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    Default Still Available

    Still available, clearing out some garage/trailer space.

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    What is the diameter of where the bearing would sit


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    Are these the design whereby the LF can also be used on the RR, and RF on LR?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lotus7 View Post
    Are these the design whereby the LF can also be used on the RR, and RF on LR?
    I would say no. The rear uprights do not have two camber block holes on the top of the uprights, there are four threaded holes on the rears. I can post pictures if you're interested.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lotus7 View Post
    Are these the design whereby the LF can also be used on the RR, and RF on LR?
    No, these are just for the LF and RF corners.
    https://www.primusracingparts.com/fr...LH_p_4737.html
    https://www.primusracingparts.com/fr...RH_p_4738.html

    These are the universal uprights:
    https://www.primusracingparts.com/Va...ear_p_237.html

    I believe you could still use these are rears, you'd just need the adapter blocks in addition.
    https://www.primusracingparts.com/Ad...ar_p_4735.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by TE37 View Post
    What is the diameter of where the bearing would sit


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    My measurements say 3 15/32 inches or 88mm.

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    Still for sale

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