 Door Jam Support Question, Oil lines in my future? |
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| amfab |
 Jun 2 2019, 01:46 PM
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I an trying to fab up supports for the bottom of the door jams (blue in the attached sketch.)
The old ones were rusty—shocking I know. I will be installing a Brad Mayeur stiffening kit (red in the attached sketch) and so I am thinking that because of the strength of this reinforcement I can probably make the door jam support a little shorter (not go to the bottom of the long). This will leave clearance for the lines if I decide to run a front oil cooler later. At this point I am thinking rear passenger fender for a cooler, but I want to get feedback on how they work from Perry Kiehl first Alternatively, I can make it go to the bottom of the long and later maybe drill holes in the side of the support if I decide on a front oil cooler. See the sketch below to visualize what I am talking about. I will build the support out of 16 ga to make it pretty hefty. My question is what is the outer diameter of the biggest oil line I could possibly need for a non-track 3.2? Thanks, -Andrew  |
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amfab Door Jam Support Question Jun 2 2019, 01:46 PM
mepstein I did all mine with AN 12 which most people feel i... Jun 2 2019, 02:18 PM live free & drive This pic shows Brad's reinforcement kit and oi... Jun 2 2019, 05:18 PM
amfab You guys rock, thank you! Jun 3 2019, 07:00 PM  |
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