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![]() It's not good practise to fill big gaps with weld on a tubular frame, cut another piece of tube the right size and weld that it in. You will feel better for it in the end
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It'll only annoy you in the future... ![]() |
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![]() Don't worry, they'll be more than enough bodges on the car to annoy me!
At least that one will be covered by the seats so I won't see it ![]() |
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![]() 25 into 19 does not go
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However when my seat runners arrived they dissagreed with the idea. The adjusters on them would have got in the way of the floor. I had a load of spare 25x25 so thought I may as well use it. Thing is they're in there now and I'm too lazy to grind them out and too cheap to buy some 19x19 instead ![]() Just need to decide how to tackle the gap. |
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