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Author: Subject: gearbox mounting crossmember thingumy
blakep82

posted on 28/11/08 at 06:45 PM Reply With Quote
gearbox mounting crossmember thingumy

just thinking, i've only read ron's book, don't seem to remember anything about gearbox mounts. or on here either...

i need to make a bolt in crossmember for my gearbox mount, just wondering what everyone's made theirs from.

what thickness box section etc.

the plan would be to use a peice of box section, holes drilled in each end to bolt to the chassis, and remove some of the lower face to allow access to the bolts for the type 9 gearbox mount.

or do i remove all of the bottom face to make a Ushape? but still, what thickness? it's going to be about 9" long, and its something like 1.5" square or something





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prawnabie

posted on 28/11/08 at 07:24 PM Reply With Quote
Ive got an upside down "L" section welded to the lower bar either side of the tunnel with a cut down ford mount.

The "L" section has captive nuts welded to it, but still makes fitting the mount a BEEHATCH lol

Some peeps recommed using the westfield mount as it is sturdier and easier to mount that the standard ford item, this is the way I would have gone had I not been restoring a previous build.

HTH
Shaun

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