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gaz05 2nd January 2011 03:28 PM

Rear upright orientation
 
Just about to weld RU7 in to my upright. If it's welded in square it looks like the handbrake cable might not fit so I was thinking of welding it in off centre. That way the handbrake hole is accesible and the plastic stop can be reached from the side. I had to file a little bit of the side plate to clear the handbrake hole bulge. Anyone else come across this problem and how did you do it?






Enoch 2nd January 2011 04:54 PM

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If you have disc brakes the rear upright needs to look a bit like this one:

Hope that helps,
Enoch

Spikehaus 2nd January 2011 05:29 PM

If you have a dig around the forum there is a thread I started on this, plenty of pics on the second build blog if you get stuck.


davidimurray 2nd January 2011 10:08 PM

I welded mine in square so that the cylinder was at the top and horizontal. This meant that the bulge sits between the side plates of the upright. I then had to file a little bit out to get the flange of the cable past.

gaz05 3rd January 2011 09:23 AM

I've gone the off centre route. The brake pipe will have a bit more clearance from the top bracket and the handbrake hole is now facing upwards slightly making the handbrake cable just a bit less curved.

There's a lot of work goes into those uprights!

davidimurray 3rd January 2011 02:32 PM

This is what I did with regards to the brake pipework - http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...9&id=601005324

onedayTM 10th July 2012 10:15 AM

thanks guys for all the info.
tony


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