Pinning 997.1 Cup Doors
#1
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Pinning 997.1 Cup Doors
I have heard horror stories about cup doors coming off at speed on the 996 cup.
Is this still a problem on the 997.1 cup cars?
If so, does anyone have any pictures or recommendations on how they have gone about replacing the pins with a bolt or other locking mechanism?
Thanks.
Steve
Is this still a problem on the 997.1 cup cars?
If so, does anyone have any pictures or recommendations on how they have gone about replacing the pins with a bolt or other locking mechanism?
Thanks.
Steve
#2
Steve
The pins are threaded and receive a male hex head or bolt, pretty small but can't remember size. Put in bolt, door no fly away....
Put in hood pins, no need to replace hood, roof, windshield.... Well you get the idea. Second one hurts, first one I've yet to experience. Now I just need to remember to check doors in my new early outlaw 6 cups...lol
The pins are threaded and receive a male hex head or bolt, pretty small but can't remember size. Put in bolt, door no fly away....
Put in hood pins, no need to replace hood, roof, windshield.... Well you get the idea. Second one hurts, first one I've yet to experience. Now I just need to remember to check doors in my new early outlaw 6 cups...lol
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Steve
The pins are threaded and receive a male hex head or bolt, pretty small but can't remember size. Put in bolt, door no fly away....
Put in hood pins, no need to replace hood, roof, windshield.... Well you get the idea. Second one hurts, first one I've yet to experience. Now I just need to remember to check doors in my new early outlaw 6 cups...lol
The pins are threaded and receive a male hex head or bolt, pretty small but can't remember size. Put in bolt, door no fly away....
Put in hood pins, no need to replace hood, roof, windshield.... Well you get the idea. Second one hurts, first one I've yet to experience. Now I just need to remember to check doors in my new early outlaw 6 cups...lol
Thanks Glen.
#4
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The 7Cup doors actually come off much easier then the 6Cup So check those bolts!!
For the hood I always install the street safety catch 100 bucks and 2 minute install
a true no brainer
For the hood I always install the street safety catch 100 bucks and 2 minute install
a true no brainer
#7
Three Wheelin'
Add checking the door bolts to your track prep list. The DO fall out! The ones that come with the car have a special head. Regular 6 mm bolts don't seem to stay in place as well as the original ones.
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