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    How are you guys tearing the tendons?

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    How are you guys tearing the tendons?

    this is my second one did the right arm 5 years ago same thing lifting gib board ,but glad mine is not the shoulder

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    Wow that both sucks and blows…

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    My new rear subframe poly mounts arrived from the UK!

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    Are they bmw ones or are you adapting them

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    BMW ones Frazer, I’m using part of the factory subframe that I adapted to suit the M80 IRS centre.

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    I follow Binky, the Worlds Heaviest Mini…

    I follow it too, and they certainly like to make things complicated!!

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    I follow Binky, the Worlds Heaviest Mini…

    I follow it too, and they certainly like to make things complicated!!

    yes but I have learnt a lot from watching my favourite is the cad, card board assisted design :good:

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    How are you guys tearing the tendons?

    Broken and dislocated shoulder/arm 6 years ago.  Mine never came right after the original surgery so this is the 2nd attempt.  This time the plan was to remove the metal ware that was put in 6 years ago and remove some inflamed tissue but when I woke up things were worse than expected, there was a whole lot of scare tissue around the old break which was removed including the tendon (as I understand it).  This is the bicep (bi obviously meaning two)

    They cut the Long head tendon where all the scar tissue was binding up the joint.  Right now I’m struggling to lift the arm around shoulder height and above which is what the long head part of the bicep kinda does.

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    I follow Binky, the Worlds Heaviest Mini…

    I follow it too, and they certainly like to make things complicated!!

    Most complex way of doing things I’ve ever seen, hence the 5 year build, filming would add a lot of extra time to the process but I think it’s more the over engineering of every last detail.. I’m not really sure about the end goal or concept at this stage in their build..

    How are you guys tearing the tendons?

    Broken and dislocated shoulder/arm 6 years ago. Mine never came right after the original surgery so this is the 2nd attempt.  

    One of the few injuries I’ve managed to avoid (Torn Tendons) in my big accident I broke my right shoulder out through the joint and across the scapula, as I wasn’t really expected to survive it was low on their list of things to fix so is still a bit Mong today, perhaps this is why I’ve never torn a tendon as I’m aware of it’s inherent weakness now..

    The Thumb is on the mend after adding a pressure relief hole to the nail..

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    Went down to measure up the bolts for the LCA’s, while I was down there I had a play with the Drivers seat position now it has floors and a firewall, don’t have to move the seat as far back as expected, being an Auto there’s easily enough room for my feet!

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    Enough of the medical pics already!!!

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    LoL at the doctor’s right now, might be more inbound  :yes:

    #29047
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    Trip to Bendigo to chase supplies for the next phased ended in a trip to see my Doctor when my Thumb took a turn for the worse… infected..

     

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    dam that looks sore ,, how did you have your accident Ian

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    It’s not too bad now Frazer, was really bad the first couple of days!

    I was hitting something with the plastic deadblow hammer, missed, followed through and my thumb was between the handle and the workpiece… stupid stupid accident, I was in the back of the car in a Mongy position so my own fault..

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    One of the few injuries I’ve managed to avoid (Torn Tendons) in my big accident I broke my right shoulder out through the joint and across the scapula, as I wasn’t really expected to survive it was low on their list of things to fix so is still a bit Mong today, perhaps this is why I’ve never torn a tendon as I’m aware of it’s inherent weakness now..

    sorry Ian I was meaning this one with you shoulder

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    Ahhh gotya now, back in 1992 I came unstuck in my 3.4L twin turbo V8 240z, managed to reverse it into a big concrete pole and pretty much broke everything…

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    Ahhh gotya now, back in 1992 I came unstuck in my 3.4L twin turbo V8 240z, managed to reverse it into a big concrete pole and pretty much broke everything…

    Fuck !!!!!! dam

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    Ahhh gotya now, back in 1992 I came unstuck in my 3.4L twin turbo V8 240z, managed to reverse it into a big concrete pole and pretty much broke everything…

    Fuck !!!!!! dam

    Pretty much sums it up  ;-)

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    Jesses I see what you mean very lucky to be here  was that at a race meet or on the street

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    Street, yep everyday since has been a bonus round, didn’t make it out but too stubborn to stay dead, LOTS of surgeries LOTS of time in hospital then the whole learning to walk and talk again sort of sucked..

     

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