Full Roll Cage
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Searched the archives, but couldn't find any photos of a full roll cage installation.
I am looking at fitting a Safety Devices cage but need to know the location of the front floor bar as I have a floor mounted pedal box. TTR don't have any measurements.
Anyone fitted one of these cages? If so, could you measure from the front of the footwell to the bar for me?
Thanks
Steve
I am looking at fitting a Safety Devices cage but need to know the location of the front floor bar as I have a floor mounted pedal box. TTR don't have any measurements.
Anyone fitted one of these cages? If so, could you measure from the front of the footwell to the bar for me?
Thanks
Steve
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batfish wrote:Steve
Photo attached of the front bar relative to the pedals. The chassis mounting position is through the normal bobbin in the body.
regards
andy
Hi Andy
Great, that confirms the photo sent to me by TTR. I reckon that I can pull the pedal box forward to clear the tube without compromising seating position as seat and steering wheel aren't finalised and I am using flappy paddles.
Thanks, guys, LotusElan.net scores again.
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Can anyone tell me whether the tube gets in the way of your heels when using the clutch and accelerator?
Cheers.
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Paul
Yes it is a Kelsport peddle box, Not too difficult to fit, I had to glass up the existing holes and reinforced the bullhead with additional glass fibre, others I think use sheet metal. The steering column clamp clashed with the peddle box so needed to modify the steering column by grinding out the flat further up the column and then had to repostion the handbrake to the other side of the column,
Then did it again as had set the peddles too low!
Andy
Yes it is a Kelsport peddle box, Not too difficult to fit, I had to glass up the existing holes and reinforced the bullhead with additional glass fibre, others I think use sheet metal. The steering column clamp clashed with the peddle box so needed to modify the steering column by grinding out the flat further up the column and then had to repostion the handbrake to the other side of the column,
Then did it again as had set the peddles too low!
Andy
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Mounting the pedals on the floor was a whole lot easier
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My sport is historic rallying, not racing but I don't understand how floor-mounted pedal boxes could be legal on an Elan.
Period FIA regs allow for the modification of existing parts (like the fitting of balance bars, tandem cylinders, hydraulic clutch master cylinders etc.) where their replacement is not specifically allowed. I can't find any reference of their replacement being allowed in FIA App.J Groups 1 to 5.
Please direct me to the relevant regs.
Period FIA regs allow for the modification of existing parts (like the fitting of balance bars, tandem cylinders, hydraulic clutch master cylinders etc.) where their replacement is not specifically allowed. I can't find any reference of their replacement being allowed in FIA App.J Groups 1 to 5.
Please direct me to the relevant regs.
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You didn't mention the lightened aluminium bolts
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Now look, I have enough to do as it is........Hmmmmmmmm, maybe just some work on the lathe
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