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YEP my car is fully engineered from the chaneled seat box to the size of the rims & tyres & every thing thats been modified .My engineers report is like a book. I couldn't do any mods without it being engineered as i have the kids & Karen in the car & Karen drives it aswell So everything is engineered & legal..So much paper work to keep in the car at all times ..Even my tanks are engineered . . . . . :cool:;);)
Na i thought the holes where to be counter sunk by drilling them with a flat drill not with the point like normal drill . so that you could get a socket on the bolt ..I was looking at some of those type of drills the other day at the second hand tool shop just up the road from us & thought i would have to come back with the right size socket . . . .:( . .Quote:
Originally Posted by agrojnr
YOU HAVE TANKS !! ?? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
Kev.. :wasntme:
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Originally Posted by Fluids
OOPS UM fuel tanks . . . :o
If we cut them in 8mm you can use the bolts you have but if we do them in 12mm I will have to machine out a section for the head of the boltQuote:
Originally Posted by banjo
Adam
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Originally Posted by isuzurover
OK i just finished emailing the engineer from the link Ben gave so i am hoping for a reply . I also put some pics of the brackets & the hub with it all fitted .
I also provided a link to this thread as i don't know if i have explained it enough so i am hoping he has time to have a sticky beek as i am keen to get them on the car . . . . .
Got the plate yesterday and had planned to put it on and verify the disc, however I had a problem I had to deal with, a broken two week old parabolic spring!
WTF 2 weeks old . . . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by TJWA
I also asked the engineer about the size thickness of the plate brackets to .....
HUH??Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
Adam
Sorry na i asked wether it should be 12mm thick or if 8mm thick would be ok to use..Also asked about the poprotioning valve aswell..Quote:
Originally Posted by agrojnr