
Newtomud's Newtobuild
- Darrell
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Re: Newtomud's Newtobuild
Looking good. That will outlast the rest of the SJ. To be honest as your using 2mm plate I wouldn't bother using the angle iron (on arch) as well, it will be plenty strong enough with out that (just thought it may be a rust trap inside the arch). Yep, sure got your monies worth out of them discs. Keep up the good work
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Re: Newtomud's Newtobuild
Not much of an update as it's been work,work and more work..
But I've ordered a mig welder
Pick it up on saturday


Pick it up on saturday

- dan_2k_uk
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Re: Newtomud's Newtobuild
Good work. Keep it up. Hope you have fun with the new welder.

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Re: Newtomud's Newtobuild
Where did all the pics go?
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Oh Bugger, must've happened during the server swap, ill try and get it fixed for you.Newtomud wrote:Where did all the pics go?
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Thanks Scottiej... I can't see any pics at allScottieJ wrote:Oh Bugger, must've happened during the server swap, ill try and get it fixed for you.Newtomud wrote:Where did all the pics go?



Re: Newtomud's Newtobuild
I picked up two Cobra bucket seats and decided to have a go at fitting them yesterday.I didn't have a lot of material to work with so used what I had.I wanted to keep the original runners so both me and Mrsnewtomud could drive it.
The passenger side was easy but the drivers side needed spacers so the original seat adjuster spring could sit right. Like I said I used what I had. I made the holes about 20mm so I could weld them from both sides.
I've now given the steel a coat of black hammerite.The bolts that go up into the seats are from my spare T-box mounts.
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Re: Newtomud's Newtobuild
Loving the last step, except I would have been sitting in the new seat with it 
Looks good, probably what I will do when I get some new seats

Looks good, probably what I will do when I get some new seats
Twiss
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'93 Suzuki Samurai Sport 1.6 16v SU. Virtual lift, spring under, 31s
'93 Maruti Gypsy MG410
"If brute force doesn't fix your problem, you aren't using enough of it."
Re: Newtomud's Newtobuild
twiss wrote:Loving the last step, except I would have been sitting in the new seat with it![]()


Funny thing is I travelled from wolverhampton to Leicester to pick up the seats and today I saw a pair of cobra bucket seats in a junk shop..200 yards from my house.. Bummer.
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