I did single piece in mild steel stitch welded. Its a bit more weight, but I really didn't like the idea of something tearing through the alum. floor and running me through.
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Turn the edge up on the panel at a suitable point in the tunnel area and this might stop some of the crud getting up there.
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would 1.2mm galvanised sheet steel be suitable for the flooring , with regard to strength and weight ?
would it be useful for the firewall etc also ? as there is enough being thrown away at work to do everything i need to add to the info , its a BMW build car BB |
Sounds about right, especially since it's free!
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Just dont try and weld it in !!!!
You can always put bars across the floor to support the seats. |
thanks guys
i was going to rivet the floor , as i have lots of rivets and an air riveter , thanks for the advice on the floor brace for the seat mounts, i have sourced some material for that as well , its some 100mmx25mm open box section , this will allow several fixing holes for the seat runners for fine adjustment if needed BB |
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Not sure what 'open box section' is - but I have gone with 25mm x 3mm strips on which to mount the seat runners. Avoids putting any more height than is necessary into the seat base - plus means you don't need to put crush tubes in - which you would with box section. |
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