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Old 31st January 2011, 16:35   #401
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Did some more work today. Should be daily updates this week, I am working 2nd shift so I have all morning to work on the car. Since Dinan doesn't have my flywheel done yet, I might as well do something.....


Vapro barrier removed, Dynomat applied, speaker baffle ready to mount.


L8 installed. I sealed the door panel back up with strips of Dynomat. No worries about the removed vapor barrier.




Grill test fit......



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Great job. How are you going to mount the grill to the door panel?
Screws are a little long so I am going to source a few shorter ones.

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Cut them off with a Dremel?
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Cut them off with a Dremel?

Cut what off? The door cards? The piece I removed was held on with plastic rivets for the most part. I also had to cut away some of the wood with yes, a dremmel. It wasn't too terribly bad, just nerve racking....
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No, sorry, I know you have easy access to shorter bolts but was just asking if you could cut the ones that are too long with the Dremel.
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No, sorry, I know you have easy access to shorter bolts but was just asking if you could cut the ones that are too long with the Dremel.
I could, but then I would have to use a file and fix the threads. It is just easier to get some shorter ones.....
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I could, but then I would have to use a file and fix the threads. It is just easier to get some shorter ones.....
drywall screws work well too.
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drywall screws work well too.

Can you put a nut on a drywall screw? No. I need nuts and bolts, like I am using, to make this work.

The hardware is the least of my worries guys. I have an ulimited supply of that.....
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drywall screws work well too.
They also rust - bad plan
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The likely hood of water touching the screws is nil, and if that were the case, rusty nails would be the last of my concerns.
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