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![]() Hi All,
Just been trying to get my new Gillham nosecone to fit, and I'm struggling a bit... The old one went under the front frame at the bottom and I fixed it with a couple of bolts that went through holes in the nosecone into threaded inserts in the frame. The new one however seems to be a stupidly tight fit if I try to make it go under the frame at the front. And if I do get it to go under the bottom of the frame there doesn't seem to be enough overlap for the bolts ![]() It seems to want to sit against the frame at the bottom, rather than going under it. Anyone else had this problem? |
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![]() That how mine was fitted John....I pop riveted a length of ally angle to the front frame and then used some rivnuts onto the horizontal for nosecone mount bolts to go in upwards.
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![]() Thanks Kev, I think I might steal that idea
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![]() Mine was the same, pop riveted an ally tab with a hole and a rivnut in the front bottom tube.
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![]() I had the same problem, first nose fit fine under the rail.
Second wasn't any where close so I welded 3 tabs with captive nuts onto the front frame, trimmed the FG off so the nose was flush and drilled 3 holes. |
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![]() Thanks all. Strange that the nosecone seems have changed size!
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![]() I used a litte tab of angle on mine wth a single rivnut in it to bolt the nose cone too, if I recall correctly your old one was one of the first saturn ones with thinner top tabs, maybe there was a difference to the later ones?
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![]() i now it might be a bit late but i made mine hinge forward to give access to the radiator
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![]() Quote:
Your idea sounds interesting though! |
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