D1 D2 D3 & D4

[dogwood]

Flush with the outer edge.

And yes, I would fully weld the uprights before fitting them

[HandyAndy]

Hi David (17),

Just had a look at your build site diary....looking great, making some nice progress there ,

glad to see you got the genny sorted

I hope you don,t mind me saying, but from the angle of the photo it looks like you have placed part U7 in the wrong place, it needs to be 155mm from the center line of the chassis as in diagram 4.8 on page 38,

good luck with the rest of your build

cheers
andy

[dogwood]

Originally Posted by HandyAndy

Hi David (17),

I hope you don,t mind me saying, but from the angle of the photo it looks like you have placed part U7 in the wrong place, it needs to be 155mm from the center line of the chassis as in diagram 4.8 on page 38,
cheers
andy

Unless you got really teeny feet....

[David_17]

Think you might be right there. I'll have to check my measurements.

Thanks for the help.

[Enoch]

He's usually right Really irritating
Only joking Andy, you are a true legend. Annoying that you were right about my headlamp mounts though
Enoch

[David_17]

Yep he was right

I'd done both uprights the same distance from the center, luckily it was only tacked.

Got that sorted, tacked the diagonals mentioned in the title and started fully welding the chassis then ran out of wire.

[gaz05]

Bugger. I've done the same thing. Good job I looked at this post today. I'll shift it tomorrow.

[RAYLEE29]

Originally Posted by dogwood

Flush with the outer edge.

And yes, I would fully weld the uprights before fitting them

Hi, mine are central and I believe there was a thread ages ago and the answer was central also they are there to make the frame strong not to give somewhere for the side panels to be stuck to
having said that it shouldnt make an awful lot of difference as its only a 3mm difference
Ray