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Old 7th September 2009, 08:15 PM
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Default Ive Started......sort of

Ive started my build, well if you can call it that, lol. my build so far consists of me spending all my dinner breaks learning to weld, welding scrap pieces of box together and anything else i can find. plus drawing up all the parts in our cad software, ready for the punch/plasma to do its work.
due to a lack of space untill my mate pulls his finger out, i was gonna build all the smaller parts first, wishbones, pedal box, all the brackets, uprights etc, then the chassis, am i gonna run in to probs doing it this way? currently working on the pedal box at mo.
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Old 7th September 2009, 08:59 PM
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I think if you are using the Sierra master cylinder you need to check the holes line up with the break pedal.

I seem to remember the large center hole was in the wrong position.
I can't remember which way it was out, but I do remember I had to modify it after I was finished.
Also it may be worth thinking about a clutch cable adjuster whilst your at it.

Crabby pic I'm afraid.
It's the yellow bit I made it from a piece of 19mm threaded tube and a couple of nuts for adjustment.


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Old 7th September 2009, 09:11 PM
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thanks david, how do you add pictures to the post?
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Old 7th September 2009, 09:16 PM
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thanks david, how do you add pictures to the post?


Now thats a bit harder to explain....
I use http://photobucket.com/

Upload my pics to that then, copy paste to my post.
I was shown how to do it, so doing it is easy peasy.
Explaining it.....wellll hmmmm sorry cant help
I'm sure someone will come on and tell you the proppa way to do it.

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Old 7th September 2009, 09:25 PM
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thanks david, how do you add pictures to the post?

see i,m not the only one David

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Old 8th September 2009, 09:43 PM
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How to include a pic in the post:

1. Host it somewhere. There's lots of image hosting services, here's three of them: http://imageshack.us/ http://imgur.com/ http://photobucket.com/ Some of them might offer the "Message board link" with the IMG tag right away, you can paste it right into your message.

2. Otherwise, when editing the post, click on the "Insert image" icon (circled in red):
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Done!

Please keep in mind that the images that you want to include in your post have to be shrunk to the width of around 640 pixels, 800 at most. Photos straight from the camera are far too large. Most of the image hosting services allow you to resize the image when uploading it. If you fail to do that people will crack jokes about not having 40" monitors Preview the message before submitting it to make sure you got everything right.
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Old 8th September 2009, 10:07 PM
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come on guys posting pics is easy ......................................
all i do is say TJ please post this picture for me ............
simples
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Old 9th September 2009, 06:02 AM
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cheers alga, i will have a go later, on a slighlty different subject, does anyone know the size and position of the holes for the master cylinder in the pedal box for a sierra type one....... i bet there is more than one type?

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Old 9th September 2009, 08:29 AM
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due to a lack of space untill my mate pulls his finger out, i was gonna build all the smaller parts first, wishbones, pedal box, all the brackets, uprights etc, then the chassis, am i gonna run in to probs doing it this way?
I am doing it this way too. Once I eventually order the steel and do the chassis, I will have a massive pile of parts ready to just bolt on.
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Old 9th September 2009, 11:02 AM
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Yep, I'll be doing it 'small to large' too. That way I can lie to my wife just long enough until theres a sufficient pile of bits for me to be able to justify I can carry on.
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