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PostPosted: Wed Dec 13, 2006 10:45 am 
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local wreckers has a couple of moris 1100's one has 8.4inch discs on it, wondering if the conversion to moke would be easy enouhg? (worth it?) the drive shaft is is the wrong size though.

(i don't really know the technicle terms i am using, asking for a friend)

edit: the brakes and the all the stuff that comes with them of the 1100 is $60 each, is it worth it? are they usful at all?

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This has been discussed recently (bottom of the page or the next page ) , not worth it , just too different .

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thanks, ok.

(as you can see i haven't been on here for a while and i'm unloadiung all these questions i have saved up)

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