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by Ultimatt » Wed 09.11.2011, 15:39
Hi guys/gals
Does anyone have a copy of the installation instructions from the original LGM Rollbar?
Finally got to a position to fit mine and have obviously changed computers and lost the link.
Had a good trawl through the site, but cannot find it. Any pointers appreciated.
Thanks
Matt
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by texas2201 » Wed 09.11.2011, 17:30
PM me your email and I will send them to you
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by rip » Wed 09.11.2011, 22:25
Instructions? I didn't need any.
I just bolted mine in the only places it would bolt to & put some spacers where required.
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by Ultimatt » Thu 24.11.2011, 01:28
Cheers Chaps,
Geoff kindly sent the destructions through to me.
Can you give an indication of how long they would take to fit for an experienced mechanic with all the necessary kit to hand?
Thanks
Matt
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Carbon intake pipes.
Bailey recirculating BOV.
Samco hose kit.
Pro-tech shocks.
S2 wheels.
16" Wilwood Brake upgrade.
S/S Exhaust system.
Everest Chip !
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by lotusgirlmarie » Thu 24.11.2011, 02:33
On average it would take me an hour from start to finish
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by Ultimatt » Thu 24.11.2011, 09:07
Wowsers Marie... Okay... How about a regular mechanic rather than someone that where's superman logos on their coveralls?
I will ask them to quote me for one hour labour then
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M100 Elan SE:
Metallic Gold Fleck Red.
Carbon intake pipes.
Bailey recirculating BOV.
Samco hose kit.
Pro-tech shocks.
S2 wheels.
16" Wilwood Brake upgrade.
S/S Exhaust system.
Everest Chip !
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by lotusgirlmarie » Thu 24.11.2011, 10:22
I don't have a superman or superwoman logo on anything. Just my old lotus emblem embroidered sweatshirt or my Lamborghini tech polos from my years as an auto tech.
If they've never installed a bar like this before, it could take up to two hours to do asunder are quite a few bits to remove to gain access
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by steve matthews » Thu 24.11.2011, 16:08
When the bar goes in, you may need to SHIM the center between the tub and the frame.
My Fed. car had a 1/4" gap and you will crack the tub if you do not.
The bar is not only beautiful but functional.
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by lotusgirlmarie » Thu 24.11.2011, 19:24
If users shining is needed, please do not use washers!!! Measure the gap and get a piece of plate steel cut to match the foot. This increases the footprint of the bars and adds rigidity
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