Fitting rear firewall, help needed!
Hi Guys,
I'm looking for some advise on the best way to fit and secure my rear firewall especially the parcel shelf panels. I've recently fitted a swirl pot in the boot ready for this seasons sprinting so need to get the rear firewall sorted, The parcel shelf panels are the biggest prob I can see as the rear window gets in the way for drilling & riveting, unless just bonding and sealing the panels is ok? Ive got to comply with msa regs for sprinting in class c3. How keen on sealing every hole are they? I.e. The boot lid hinge.. rear strut brace hole etc? Anyone who has been there and done it and can offer me some advise would be of huge help ;-)Thanks Tim. |
Best way is to get the panels try Arch off here he was making them a while back also for a neater option get the rear screen out drop your panels in and seal with intermissant sealant and pop rivet them into place the hardest bit is sealing round the rear strut tops mine are welded in but this was all done befor the shell was sprayed I know you have asked the same question on 22b just use the search engine on there you might find some more answers.
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Originally Posted by gussy
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Best way is to get the panels try Arch off here he was making them a while back also for a neater option get the rear screen out drop your panels in and seal with intermissant sealant and pop rivet them into place the hardest bit is sealing round the rear strut tops mine are welded in but this was all done befor the shell was sprayed I know you have asked the same question on 22b just use the search engine on there you might find some more answers.
Looking back I shud of probably gone under bonnet with the swirlpot as it wud of saved a load of hassle! :brickwall |
100% remove the rear glass, not a big job at all really, cutting tool for getting it out is a tenner.
I did mine with it it and was a right nightmare. |
Hi Joe,
Thanks for the comment, I best order a window removal kit then just in case! :-/ Job gets bigger every time I look at it! Lol. ;-) |
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