Started making my trim tabs today!
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Fountain - not following what your asking? (long day at both my jobs today +extra time make these today)
the metal is 10 gauge / 1/8th inch thick SS
the metal is 10 gauge / 1/8th inch thick SS
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You should be good with them. They are not as long as they look in the pics and I would think they should be strong enough.
I think what US1 was talking about is using a mechanical indicator cable so you can see the actual tab position at the dash.
I think what US1 was talking about is using a mechanical indicator cable so you can see the actual tab position at the dash.
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thats what i thought he was tying to say but i wasnt positive.
i was thinking about going with this setup
http://www.lectrotab.com/SETRManual&QuickCombined.pdf
for the control/ trim indicators, but im still looking into other avenues as well.
i was thinking about going with this setup
http://www.lectrotab.com/SETRManual&QuickCombined.pdf
for the control/ trim indicators, but im still looking into other avenues as well.
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Yes.
Those LEDs look nice and compact and get you in the ball park, but might be a little harder to do the more precise tab adjusting. But then I usually go more by feel than by the indicators myself.
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h20 thanks a bunch, i definatly take pride in everything i fabricate, i dont like to toot my own horn but im pretty damn good at it.. had an offer to be on Monster garage when tha show was on the air.
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