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Frank Catt · 01-01-08, 11:38 AM

Brian, as usual, I do the installation different to the standard GTD fitment by turning the heater unit through 90 degrees, thus making the unit less wide and giving more room for the pedals/feet etc. I suppose you are building LHD, so that may cause a slight rethink on my method, but dont just jump in to what is "standard" as there is probably a better way, Frank ( how you getting on with suspension set up? ready for next instalment yet ? )

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Frank Catt wealdenengineer 10 tenths Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: East Sussex, UK Posts: 1,079 Rep Power: 0	Re: GTD Heater core fitment Brian, as usual, I do the installation different to the standard GTD fitment by turning the heater unit through 90 degrees, thus making the unit less wide and giving more room for the pedals/feet etc. I suppose you are building LHD, so that may cause a slight rethink on my method, but dont just jump in to what is "standard" as there is probably a better way, Frank ( how you getting on with suspension set up? ready for next instalment yet ? )