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| Posted: 09-06-2011 07:11 pm |
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Dakota123 Member
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I imagine someone out there has installed strategic stiffening to reduce cowl shake and improve handling -- any photos or descriptions to share (other than the obvious full roll cage)? Thanks! Mike
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| Posted: 12-07-2012 07:22 pm |
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roverman Member
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If you feel scientific, you might do a torsional deflection test, as a baseline , before mod's begin. PITA bars,(diagonals) from front suspension/rail area, to load spreader plates, on the firewall, should help. These plates "might" be joined on the inside of firewall, with smaller diameter tubing, formed and welded to top or bottom corners, of the tunnel, to the rear kick-up area. Good Luck, roverman.
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