Some slight adjustment to the roll cage required...

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Some slight adjustment to the roll cage required...

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Well it was built as a racecar so i guess poeple getting in the back wasn't a major consideration. Til now...
The (very nicely contoured) door bars were tight against the front seat and the back wouldn't hinge forward so some tweaking was in order.
1st attempt was enough to get the seat back out but the moment tension was released the bars went right back.
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Hang on, i've lost me 1st pic!
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Back to it- managed to spread the cage bars by a full inch before the jack went.

Yes, it went with a bang.

Yes, i jumped out of my skin :shock:

Haven't tried the seat back in yet but it's looking good.
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you need hydraulics :lol:
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serious stuff! I guess this shows how good the cage is, lol.
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That was my thought James!!
On reflection i think the bit i broke wasn't meant to take the full load, definitely weaker than the rest of the Jack.
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