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Slide rule.... Hah, I don't use it.
I just take the answer and work backwards. Works for me.....
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Now you tell me the secret. All I had to do was take the correct curve for the RSD and work back from there. Why didn't I think of that?ut:
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You'll want to use a self sealing self tapping screw.
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I'll re-think it instead.
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Right, I'll ask if they have one of those too. What was I thinking?ut:
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Final changes to the RSD are again noted in post #70. This is much, much better. Not cheap, but it actually works.
BTW: Doughnut rack had to be special ordered. Local Speed Shop said there is not much call for them, but we found one that is NASCAR approved.
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Check out post #92. It is on special order. NASCAR approved and will keep doughnuts secure for 500 laps.
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Pulled my rear seat cause it's been used maybe 5 times in +3yrs and I tend to haul some pretty bizarre stuff occasionally. Considered that RSD kit, but turned it down. Too expensive and a pretty poor design IMHO. If you put anything on it, there's no easy way to secure it and if I remember right a MINI does tend to corner/brake rather briskly! Also, it actually deletes potential cargo capacity by being mounted so high. Went to an old fashioned auto carpet shop and the guy hand cut a piece of self forming carpet, edged it and slotted it for easy access to the seat and belt anchor points. The stuff is also a sound deadener. Had to change the F/R sound balance a little, but that's it. The cost was horrific: $50! And I saved 35-40lbs, too.
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Nice job. I thought about leaving the dip back there, but flat worked better for me.
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That looks better than all of the RSD kits on the market
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