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<\/a>This was an iterative process of checking the height, clamping\/re-clamping and drilling and in the end it seems to have come out ok. One end of the rollbar may be slightly thicker but I don’t think there will be any problems installing it.<\/p>\nThe last remaining task was installing a splice plate on the front rollbar half. It’ll be riveted on the inside, but it gets match-drilled on the outside…and here it is, clamped into place for drilling through the holes already laid out and pilot-drilled in the plate…<\/p>\n To accommodate the clecoes holding the rear rollbar half together, I had to drill some holes in the MDF board. \u00a0Thanks to Bruce Swayze for documenting this little tip in his website.<\/p>\n Here’s the finished product clecoed together…<\/p>\n With the forward rollbar channels clamped in place such that the entire assembly is the correct thickness, I match-drilled them to the straps. This was an iterative process of checking the height, clamping\/re-clamping and drilling and in the end it … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>…and here it’s temporarily placed on the fuse for motivational purposes. \u00a0Very cool.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"