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Old 14-04-08, 08:23 PM
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Craig, you should be ashamed of yourself!! I can see dust on your dash top
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Old 14-04-08, 08:33 PM
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That's the fall out from polishing the wheels!

It will all get cleaned again before anyone sees it again.

Thanks for the concern

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Old 14-04-08, 10:38 PM
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Thanks guys, looks like if I flatten out the rubber a bit more it will drop a bit and close the gap to the rear to the recommended distance.

Hopefully the pillars will line up a bit better inside agains the mounting plates too.

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Thanks guys, looks like if I flatten out the rubber a bit more it will drop a bit and close the gap to the rear to the recommended distance.

Hopefully the pillars will line up a bit better inside agains the mounting plates too.

Andi.

http://www.cobraclub.com/forum/229344-post18.html

Andi, any help?
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Brilliant, thanks.

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I notice on your pictures that you have clamped the side legs to the mounting brackets, once you have got the screen in the correct place, if there is a gap between the legs and the mounting brackets, do not pull them together with the bolts, pack the gap with washers or you will place the screen under stress and it will more than likely crack.
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Old 14-04-08, 10:59 PM
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Andi

I notice on your pictures that you have clamped the side legs to the mounting brackets, once you have got the screen in the correct place, if there is a gap between the legs and the mounting brackets, do not pull them together with the bolts, pack the gap with washers or you will place the screen under stress and it will more than likely crack.
Oops, thanks for that.

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Old 20-04-08, 01:26 PM
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Having gained some confidence in 'damaging' the body with holes etc I need to feed the hand brake cable through it. Where is it supposed to go through? The manual seems to indicate to the left of the chassis rail and up, but that looks like it will have a bend on it once in teh cockpit.

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is it just me or are they the exact same pic?

ok just found my other set of eyes and i can spot the difference now , just ignore me
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