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Nylon spacers would work fine. Or you could go old school like my Bugeye an=
d use wood. =20
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autox.team.net> wrote:
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> Hi list,
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> For many years the driver's seat in my Sprite has been installed with some=
crude steel spacers that are I guess, a quarter of an inch thick from somet=
hing I had kicking around my garage. In the never ending search for weight s=
avings (a big push might get this years 1Kg saving up to 2Kg - about 5 lbs) I=
realised I could replace them with aluminium alloy spacers or a hard plasti=
c. The seat doesn't move on the spacers it simply raises the height. So, a=
ny reason not to use hard plastic rather than aluminium?
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> Thanks
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> Daniel
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charset=utf-8"></head><body dir="auto"><div>Nylon spacers would work fine.
Or you could go old school like my Bugeye and use wood.
<br><br>Sent from my keyboard</div><div><br>On Jan 13, 2015, at 5:30 PM,
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<div>Hi list,</div>
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<div>For many years the driver's seat in my Sprite has been installed with some
crude steel spacers that are I guess, a quarter of an inch thick from something
I had kicking around my garage. In the never ending search for weight
savings (a big push might get this years 1Kg saving up to 2Kg - about 5 lbs) I
realised I could replace them with aluminium alloy spacers or a hard
plastic. The seat doesn't move on the spacers it simply raises the
height. So, any reason not to use hard plastic rather than
aluminium?</div>
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<div>Thanks</div>
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