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Nash

posted on 21/1/10 at 11:20 PM Reply With Quote
What are you lot trimming the..........

Transmission Tunnel edges with to get through IVA? i.e. 2.5mm radius?

Thanks in anticipation.

Regards.......Neil





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daviep

posted on 21/1/10 at 11:39 PM Reply With Quote
I used tadpole beading and hidem banding. Wasn't particularly attractive but it was quite cheap/easy and guaranteed to pass.

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Beading was andwiched under the top panel of the tunnel and the hidem was used to cover all the screw heads.

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Steve Hignett

posted on 21/1/10 at 11:49 PM Reply With Quote
I used luminium extrusion provided by my manufacturer.

It's known as "hockey stick trim" or J-profile trim...

I shaped mine round the tran tnnel and dash and also had it powder coated black...


rubber floor and new tran tunn
rubber floor and new tran tunn



rubber floor and new tran tunn
rubber floor and new tran tunn







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mangogrooveworkshop

posted on 22/1/10 at 06:41 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Hignett
I used luminium extrusion provided by my manufacturer.

It's known as "hockey stick trim" or J-profile trim...

I shaped mine round the tran tnnel and dash and also had it powder coated black...


The hockey stick comes from these people
http://www.eahorsebox.co.uk/pages/racing-range.lasso






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Ben_Copeland

posted on 22/1/10 at 06:51 AM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Nash
Transmission Tunnel edges with to get through IVA? i.e. 2.5mm radius?

Thanks in anticipation.

Regards.......Neil


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Bluemoon

posted on 22/1/10 at 11:18 AM Reply With Quote
I used hard PVC type P trim sandwiched as daviep (actually used evostick to the top panel to hold it in place to make removal/fitting simple). Did't like the picture frame J section look they look to wide to me IMHO..

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Bumble

posted on 22/1/10 at 02:19 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by mangogrooveworkshop
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Hignett
I used luminium extrusion provided by my manufacturer.

It's known as "hockey stick trim" or J-profile trim...

I shaped mine round the tran tnnel and dash and also had it powder coated black...


The hockey stick comes from these people
http://www.eahorsebox.co.uk/pages/racing-range.lasso

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Bumble

posted on 22/1/10 at 02:20 PM Reply With Quote
I spoke to them recently and they no longer sell it.......is there anywhere else you can get it??

quote:
Originally posted by mangogrooveworkshop
quote:
Originally posted by Steve Hignett
I used luminium extrusion provided by my manufacturer.

It's known as "hockey stick trim" or J-profile trim...

I shaped mine round the tran tnnel and dash and also had it powder coated black...


The hockey stick comes from these people
http://www.eahorsebox.co.uk/pages/racing-range.lasso


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stevebubs

posted on 22/1/10 at 03:28 PM Reply With Quote
http://www.woolies-trim.co.uk
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