Hole Dimensions For Carb

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That's a nice hole, do you mind if I use that idea?
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Nonot at all! its a tax disc holder cut up and used as a template! If you want close ups I will get you some tonight mate!!
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Done. Used your idea of the tax disc for the template for the hole.

It was easier than I thought due to the carb rubbing against the panel and this gave me the point to use for marking and drilling.

When I get back home I'll post pics of how hard the carb was rubbing against the side panel.
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Never checked closely the paint removed from inside the panel.

It was bad, the carb rubbed hard enough to put grooves in the metal. :oops:

But at least I knew where to cut the hole.

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Just need to tidy the hole up a wee bit more.

I can't use the disc holder because of the curves in the side panel

Thanks for the help troops.

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Sorry to hijack this thread but what is that seat in the GP posted above? I like! :D
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I'll find out for you.
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Bilko wrote:
Thanks for the help troops.

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I love this scoot.

Just the right mix of well used/well maintained/not too bothered about winning any custom show prizes.

Going for the same philosophy with my rebuilt Li.

Great stuff.

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Thank you very much. It does look a lot worse in the flesh and although I was a bit embarrassed about the state of it. The positive posts in the show your scoot pics forum changed my mind.
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Bilko, can't you "persuade" the tax disc holder gently to the curve of your panel??
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No mate, the curve too sharp.

I'd need to find something very flexible. :?
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