i have tried fitting some 150mm larger ones on the weekend and they are nearly 50mm out of alignment, pushing everything to the right.
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40# Eureka guards
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40# Eureka guards
Has anyone fitted and had dramas with the Eurka fiberglass gaurds.
i have tried fitting some 150mm larger ones on the weekend and they are nearly 50mm out of alignment, pushing everything to the right.
i have tried fitting some 150mm larger ones on the weekend and they are nearly 50mm out of alignment, pushing everything to the right.
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i will be curious to see the outcome of these. the thought had crossed my mind. so be sure to post up more info when you work it out.
sorry im no help.
sorry im no help.
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i built a body with fibreglass panels from noosa fibreglass (qlder)..
have you drilled your holes yet ??
i found the best way to set them up was to not to bolt the whole front end go overboard with clamps - there were shadows for where you "should bolt them" but the best thing about glass is you can cut slots in it as much as you want - just go the right direction..i may be wrong but i think ken gets his guards from alan in noosa so they should be close - just drill them out sideways...you can always put a rubber beading in place if you have gone too far....TRUST ME
have you drilled your holes yet ??
i found the best way to set them up was to not to bolt the whole front end go overboard with clamps - there were shadows for where you "should bolt them" but the best thing about glass is you can cut slots in it as much as you want - just go the right direction..i may be wrong but i think ken gets his guards from alan in noosa so they should be close - just drill them out sideways...you can always put a rubber beading in place if you have gone too far....TRUST ME
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