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Sunroof blank
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22/06/2010 21:19
22/06/2010 21:19
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I was struggling at Spa a bit for headroom with my helmet on. Is there any way I can rake the sunroof out and put some sort of temporary blank on it for future trackdays, just to give me a little more rom?
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Re: Sunroof blank
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25/06/2010 23:56
25/06/2010 23:56
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sparkyman
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This is in the FAQ Matt Time taken = 20 mins Tools & material needed 1) Sewing machine 2) Plywood 3) 6" nails stick a fork in it
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Re: Sunroof blank
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26/06/2010 00:30
26/06/2010 00:30
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sparkyman
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Ahh you're right...transits kick arrse especially white ones with sunroofs that are blanked out, with the old sewing machine trick. I had right bad heartburn last night, that bloody morning glory, should have stuck with the sambul eggs me thinks
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Re: Sunroof blank
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27/06/2010 18:48
27/06/2010 18:48
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alfaman
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Last edited by alfaman; 27/06/2010 18:54.
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Re: Sunroof blank
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27/06/2010 18:51
27/06/2010 18:51
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alfaman
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Or if its only a trackday car,then cut a sheet of carbon fibre to suit and then pop rivot it and also use a bead of silicone sealent to cover the sunroof hole.
But you might not be allowed on certain tracks (safety rules) as its not metal or welded in place.
Last edited by alfaman; 27/06/2010 18:54.
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