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26th September 2013, 06:34 PM
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Cp3 /cp4 steel thickness help
Hi there,
Please can somebody help me ? Cp3 &cp4 do not have any metal dimensions in the manual, however, I was under the impression that they had to be at least 5mm. This is what I was planning to do the whole cp3 assembly in until I saw Phils plates on eBay. His plates are 3mm thick according to his product description. Now I am confused. I know there is no harm in beefing thing up a little, but, I just wanted to know as I have 3mm plate lying around. Just a little concerned that 3mm might be a little too flimsy to take the rear shock load, or to remain in tact during a roll. I am a little confused, is it ok for me to use 3mm or no ?  
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#3
26th September 2013, 07:52 PM
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Cheers for that Kev. I couldn't find the dimensions, I don't know where I got 5mm from, but as soon as I saw Phils eBay stuff at 3mm, I started to doubt myself. Mind you, it's not hard to get me in a mucking fuddle !
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#4
28th September 2013, 12:09 AM
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By the book, 5 plate is used for the diff mount, the brake pedal, and the DIY engine legs.
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#5
28th September 2013, 08:17 AM
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Page 173
CHASSIS PLATES Roll bar attachment and upper damper bracket CP3 Roll bar attachment and upper damper bracket CP4 3 Plate The defence rests your honor.....
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