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It's pretty wild how much of a difference the N-Possible couplers make.
This was a low-lift conversion using N-Possible URS in a MT box (a 2004, perhaps?) since Kato's OG coupler is massive and a SBX I put in there just twisted around with all that space.
Still need to do something about the length of the shank somehow - probably by doing it properly and drilling a new hole to mount a SBX.
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It's pretty wild how much of a difference the N-Possible couplers make.
This was a low-lift conversion using N-Possible URS in a MT box (a 2004, perhaps?) since Kato's OG coupler is massive and a SBX I put in there just twisted around with all that space.
Still need to do something about the length of the shank somehow - probably by doing it properly and drilling a new hole to mount a SBX.
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It's pretty wild how much of a difference the N-Possible couplers make.
This was a low-lift conversion using N-Possible URS in a MT box (a 2004, perhaps?) since Kato's OG coupler is massive and a SBX I put in there just twisted around with all that space.
Still need to do something about the length of the shank somehow - probably by doing it properly and drilling a new hole to mount a SBX.
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It's pretty wild how much of a difference the N-Possible couplers make.
This was a low-lift conversion using N-Possible URS in a MT box (a 2004, perhaps?) since Kato's OG coupler is massive and a SBX I put in there just twisted around with all that space.
Still need to do something about the length of the shank somehow - probably by doing it properly and drilling a new hole to mount a SBX.
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It's pretty wild how much of a difference the N-Possible couplers make.
This was a low-lift conversion using N-Possible URS in a MT box (a 2004, perhaps?) since Kato's OG coupler is massive and a SBX I put in there just twisted around with all that space.
Still need to do something about the length of the shank somehow - probably by doing it properly and drilling a new hole to mount a SBX.