hi , i would like to have suggestions from you people regarding what would be a better option for the sheet to be attached to the base of the chassis....
1. 3mm thick aluminium sheet
2. 1mm thick G.I. sheet
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hi , i would like to have suggestions from you people regarding what would be a better option for the sheet to be attached to the base of the chassis....
1. 3mm thick aluminium sheet
2. 1mm thick G.I. sheet
Do you want this to be stressed or just a floor pan? Whatever holds your feet from falling thru to the ground is sufficient for the latter.
Mike Duwe
UWP Alumni
Former Drivetrain Leader and Team Captain
we just use some .035" sheet steel.
WHOA!!! Who parked the bus on our floor pan....? As Mike mentioned, are you planning on stressing it or is it just a divider between the road and your backside? Either way, in my opinion, steel is a bit of an overkill...
use whichever is heaviest. you never know when your going to park over a snake hole
Landmines can be a bitch too.
Wesley
OU Sooner Racing Team Alum '09
connecting-rods.blogspot.com
i prefer rich mahogany about 0.69" thick
if you like rich mahogany, then check out our car in the Detroit program this coming may.our car is heavy with the luster of rich mahogany.
University of Oklahoma alum
Sooner Racing team...sae.ou.edu
" I see no point in being the richest man in the cemetery."
"Bail!! Bail!!"
Hey even I wud like to know wat thickness sheet to be used for floor closeout.....I know its used only to block ur feet from falling to ground, so will 1mm al sheet be enuf???
Argh ! What's with people and retarded spelling?!
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