I am sure that the bottom of the chassis leg would rot out before an un-plated 8mm infill had succumbed to surface rust.
I would go for the liberal coating of well thinned Waxol
Gearbox cross member bolts
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Re: Gearbox cross member bolts
I only mentioned plating as it is quite cheap. My mate has a guy on hand who will plate a small bucket of bits and pieces for 20€.
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Declan
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Declan
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Declan
Re: Gearbox cross member bolts
Good tips, thanks. Does anyone know if it's possible to slide such a plate under the master cylinder without having to remove it?
If so, I may well have a go...
If so, I may well have a go...
Maurice, E. Kent
(1970 Traveller)
(1970 Traveller)
Re: Gearbox cross member bolts
You can't just slide a plate in, the area needs to be flat which means the nut cages have to be removed.
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Re: Gearbox cross member bolts
Thank you everyone for your thoughts and advice. Job now done!!