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Thread: Rear trailing arm, what not to powder coat ?

  1. 05-24-2024, 01:49 AM #1
    1974phil
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    Rear trailing arm, what not to powder coat ?

    Hi Everyone,

    I have had my 1971 rear trailing arms powdercoated. They however coated the mating surface with the brake carrier plate. I wonder if I can leave it as is or do I have to scrub of the powder coat.

    Furthermore I read somewhere that there should be no paint at the 4 angles of the bearing carrying spot where the carrier plate is mounted as this might create issues and wrong alignement.

    Any input would be great !

    Thanks,

    Phil
    Last edited by 1974phil; 05-24-2024 at 02:04 AM.
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