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PostPosted: Tue May 19, 2009 8:59 pm 
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Many ways to do it.

Nigel (Turbo Orangie) welded a new tube to his inner guard then welded that top the floor with gussets. I chose to use a strut brace as OJ says - diagonally braced back to the parcel shelf and the other wheel arch.

Gussets welded to the floor would be the very least I would do.

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To having the reinforment with the strut brace, will it still leave enough clearance for the original fuel tank set in place?


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Unsure - dont have one!

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