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	Steering, ball joint and tie rod end boots   
	
        
        
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				 BrisBellett 
				
				
					 Joined: Thu Oct 16, 2008 10:51 pm Posts: 147 Location: No fixed address - caravaners
						 Car(s): '65 Wasp w/Florian G161, '66 Hillman Super Minx Wagon(now under daughter's ownership), F350 Super Duty, Jayco Caravan
					
				 
				 
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						 Hi, Most likely someone has published this info before but here it is again - just in case:  Steering rack boot - Repco Universal fit - URPB  Tie rod end boots  and steering rack end boot - TE2 Ball joint boots - TE8 Cheap spring ties are just that - cheap - they break easily so some had standard cable ties to secure. cheers, clyde 
					
  
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				 GTtoo 
				
				
					 Joined: Sun Feb 01, 2009 2:51 am Posts: 1034
						 Car(s): 1964 GT Isuzu Bellett
					
				 
				 
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						 Ta Bris, Exactly what I'll be looking for next. Any idea on were to go for rack ends and tie rods, also worn ball joints. Also need bushes, and rubbers for the rack mounts which are non existant, thus moving the whole rack by about 5mm to add extra slop. Cheers, from " tired and shakey front end" Bruno. 
					
  
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				 RobSA 
				
				
					 Joined: Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:55 am Posts: 580 Location: Adelaide
						 Car(s): BA Falcon, 68 Bellett
					
				 
				 
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						Have a guess what these are ?       Yes, they are brand new.        Cheers Rob Rebonded engine mounts can be got to     
					
						
  
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				 1968GT 
				
				
					 Joined: Tue Dec 23, 2008 2:32 am Posts: 1266 Location: MUDGEE. NSW
						 Car(s): 1968 PR91 Bellett GT. 2014 ISUZU MU-X, 2016 Jayco 22' Starcraft Caravan, 2013 KIA Reo shopping trolley!!
					
				 
				 
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						 Rob, Where do get the engine mounts re bonded please? Is it worth having a quantity done for a number of us and would it be any cheaper??
  I would be interested in at least 2 pair of engine mounts as spares. Dave M. 
					
						 _________________ BELLETT GT, BELLETT SEDAN, MU-X, D MAX, or ANY ISUZU, or A FORD XR6 TURBO, Premium motoring!!!! 
					
  
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				 gt orphanage 
				
				
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						 I would support this order looking at 6 mounts Greg 
					
  
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				 RobSA 
				
				
					 Joined: Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:55 am Posts: 580 Location: Adelaide
						 Car(s): BA Falcon, 68 Bellett
					
				 
				 
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						I'm not sure how quickly then can be turned around (ie delivered rebonded, sent out or picked up). I've asked to have two sets of engine mounts and two sets of rack rubbers in the next month. AJ posted this link awhile back ... viewtopic.php?f=36&t=574&p=3415&hilit=refurbished#p3415I rang him and went down there. I haven't had a price yet. Does it really matter? Much better than cutting up some other mounts. If you don't have a mount with the steel, Tony can make them up, but much better to take in your old mount. I will be getting another two done once the new ones have replaced the ones on the cars (does that make sense). Cheers Rob  
					
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				 Glenn 
				
				
					 Joined: Tue May 10, 2011 2:23 am Posts: 2826 Location: Melb.
						 Car(s): '72 Sport Bellett (imported 180912), M/B AMG A35, i30, had Belletts in past, 2 sed, 3 GT's.
					
				 
				 
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						 this is an old thread re steering rack rubbers...... where do they come from ?
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				 RobSA 
				
				
					 Joined: Sat Sep 26, 2009 10:55 am Posts: 580 Location: Adelaide
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						 Glenn all the details are in this post, the guy who makes the engine mounts also makes the steering rack rubbers
 
  viewtopic.php?f=36&t=574&p=3415&hilit=refurbished#p3415 
					
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				 65bellett 
				
				
					 Joined: Sun Oct 26, 2008 9:31 am Posts: 234 Location: Melbourne, Australia
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						Cheers Brisbellett I just jumped on to ask about steering rack boots and you had all ready put up the answer. Who says owning a Bellett is a lot of hard work to find parts and keep on the road     
					
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				 Classic_Bellett 
				
				
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						 A&A ENGINEERING
  They specialise in standard and high performance Harmonic Balancers. But they also specialise in Re-bonding rubber mounts, and all types of specialise rubber components. The rubber is top quality! and they deal with anyone Australia wide. Speak to Tony. 
					
						
  
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