Hi ballynoes, thank you for watching and posting your comment. To be fair it's fairly solid once in place, you will get twisting when its not fixed in place, however i feel its not really any different to the original part which it aligns too. Are you looking to use these or are you going to make something instead?
How do you find the floor threshold ? It looked a bit flimsy when installing and it looks like with the slightest knock it may move and be quite annoying !
Hi Rosscoooo, thank you for watching and asking your question. i can confirm this is not filmsy, while it is easy to cut with a jigsaw, you will notice i do support it while cutting. We got no noise from it what so every, even when i turn up my music loud, there is no resonances. As you can see in the video i added holes to enable bolting to the original bolt holes for the bulkhead, hope this helps.
Hi Philip, thank you for taking the time to watch and post your question. There are no bolts in the side panels, they are fixed in place with the provided self-tapping screws which come as part of kit when you order panels. I hope this helps, if you have any other questions please feel free to ask them.
Hi John, thank you for watching and your question. We have not put plywood in the top of the cab, we used dodo mat insulation for insulation and just made sure we covered everything, putting ply up there we felt it would take up room and reduce storage. Hope this helps.
We stuck the baton to the roof rib beam, with marineflex, I then screwed up into the baton. Don't forget to cut slits in the baton so it bends to the shape of the roof.
Good explanation and video...but looks quite cheap and flimsy for the price, not that that's your doing.
Hi ballynoes, thank you for watching and posting your comment. To be fair it's fairly solid once in place, you will get twisting when its not fixed in place, however i feel its not really any different to the original part which it aligns too. Are you looking to use these or are you going to make something instead?
How do you find the floor threshold ? It looked a bit flimsy when installing and it looks like with the slightest knock it may move and be quite annoying !
Hi Rosscoooo, thank you for watching and asking your question. i can confirm this is not filmsy, while it is easy to cut with a jigsaw, you will notice i do support it while cutting. We got no noise from it what so every, even when i turn up my music loud, there is no resonances. As you can see in the video i added holes to enable bolting to the original bolt holes for the bulkhead, hope this helps.
Thanks, Think i'll go ahead and purchase a set. @@Alivefrom45
@@rosscoooo4854 no problem, if free to ask any question you have. more than happy to help.
What size bolts did u use for the side pieces
Hi Philip, thank you for taking the time to watch and post your question. There are no bolts in the side panels, they are fixed in place with the provided self-tapping screws which come as part of kit when you order panels. I hope this helps, if you have any other questions please feel free to ask them.
A helpful video.. thanks!
Hey Adz, thank you for watching a commenting, hope it helps.
Great video.
Quick question. Do you plan on insulating / plywood finishing inside the over cab storage?
Hi John, thank you for watching and your question. We have not put plywood in the top of the cab, we used dodo mat insulation for insulation and just made sure we covered everything, putting ply up there we felt it would take up room and reduce storage. Hope this helps.
good video mate very informative thankyou
Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave feedback. Glad you found the video useful.
im about to do this in my relay, fancy giving me a hand lol
Pending where you are, I might be able to help out. It fairly easy to install, as you could tell our video.
@@Alivefrom45 ha ha cheers, im in birmingham, i can manage, did you have to put the wood baton on the top bit?
We stuck the baton to the roof rib beam, with marineflex, I then screwed up into the baton. Don't forget to cut slits in the baton so it bends to the shape of the roof.
@@Alivefrom45 cheers for the tip, ive put one of the windows in today, couldnt get them both done we were running out of light
We took 13 months to get our build complete, but of course they are never finished.