Thanks for the support!
Continuing the mission....
First thing up today was to assemble all the outer pannels so that I could check that all the bolt holes lined up with the rack. I was quite pleased as they all slid perfectly into place. I was not expecting that!
Below you can see roughly what it will look like with rack mounted. I will be spacing the rack up about 10mm or so. My main quandary is whether I trim the rack down to fit the width of the canopy. This will look much neater but will reduce the load space by about 100mm. Anyone have an opinion on this?
Looks like I will have about 250mm height difference between the cabin and the rack. This means that If I want to run a RTT in the future it will not cause to much drag.
Next up was fitting the latches and the water filler. I have a bit of problem with the water filler as it not much higher than the inlet for the tank. This is causing the rubber pipe to crimp. I will have to find some elbows to make it work.
Then it was time to bolt all the external panels in place and begin to shape them so they are ready for fiberglass. Now you can see the shape of the canopy starting to appear
.
Have a top week all.
Continuing the mission....
First thing up today was to assemble all the outer pannels so that I could check that all the bolt holes lined up with the rack. I was quite pleased as they all slid perfectly into place. I was not expecting that!
Below you can see roughly what it will look like with rack mounted. I will be spacing the rack up about 10mm or so. My main quandary is whether I trim the rack down to fit the width of the canopy. This will look much neater but will reduce the load space by about 100mm. Anyone have an opinion on this?
Looks like I will have about 250mm height difference between the cabin and the rack. This means that If I want to run a RTT in the future it will not cause to much drag.
Next up was fitting the latches and the water filler. I have a bit of problem with the water filler as it not much higher than the inlet for the tank. This is causing the rubber pipe to crimp. I will have to find some elbows to make it work.
Then it was time to bolt all the external panels in place and begin to shape them so they are ready for fiberglass. Now you can see the shape of the canopy starting to appear
.
Have a top week all.
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