Reply to "Height of Front engine shield stanchions???"

mangustaMember

Simon,

No, one wouldn't need to pull the windows to be more exact. Just pop the 4 nuts off of the stanchions holding the shields in place, and you can measure all you want!

My debate is....can I weld the missing stanchions back in place without removing the glass!!! I don't want to mess up the window rubber as it is original with only a couple of small cracks in them!

I'm hoping that by using some heat shield matting that it will be sufficient. There is at least two inches of distance, and I won't be welding for long....nor with a torch!

Ciao!
Steve

10/19/162:04 AM

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