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Boot release and master kill switch , yer there on the passengers side always had the killswitch running down that side and finally made a decision on the boot. Bonnet has pins so not cable as such.
Going to introduce a bracket the hold it a bit firmer. The polys a little flexy.
Originally posted by Preen59
I would have gotten wood from the picture message you sent me.. But I was sniffing Nitro, so i already had it. Hahaha.
Congrats on 100 Pages!!!! And you must have become a Master Welder with all the work you have done lol. Nice tidy welds, and solid to boot. would you put a split pin around base of those Killswitch/boot release? just to keep them firm and stop any lateral movement? just an idea.
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Yer crazy to think how long this things been going on. I have learnt so much over the course of the build that my next project , if there is one , will definitely be a full chassis build. Twin motor or rear mount or something of that nature. The handles guides are slotted so they don't spin and with all the friction in the line they are tough to pull, so I'm not to worried about them moving of there own accord.
Originally posted by Preen59
I would have gotten wood from the picture message you sent me.. But I was sniffing Nitro, so i already had it. Hahaha.
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