Tiger 1 Bump Stops
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Tiger 1 Bump Stops
Hi All,
Here is an update on the Tiger 1 Bump Stops
I now have Tim Bowman's bump stops from the caster, I have made the intermidiate plate for them, and will be working on making the rubber moulds next week. I estimate the cost to be about £20.00 each. Below are a couple of photos of the castings which I am quiet happy with.
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I only ordered a small batch to make sure they were ok, will give you an update when I have made the rubber stops.
Regards
Steve
Here is an update on the Tiger 1 Bump Stops
I now have Tim Bowman's bump stops from the caster, I have made the intermidiate plate for them, and will be working on making the rubber moulds next week. I estimate the cost to be about £20.00 each. Below are a couple of photos of the castings which I am quiet happy with.
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I only ordered a small batch to make sure they were ok, will give you an update when I have made the rubber stops.
Regards
Steve
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Tiger 1 Bump Stops
Hi All,
I have now finished putting the rubber on the intermidiate plate and here are the results, it was a bit of a messy job, so I can't see
me making too many. I have ordered another batch of castellated nuts for those that want to use them as per photo, and the cost for the completed Bump stop will £18.00 each. Anyone who wishes to order please email me at steve.winstone@sky.com.
For new customers, I do have a catalogue of my Tiger and Panther parts which can be downloaded.
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Regards
Steve
I have now finished putting the rubber on the intermidiate plate and here are the results, it was a bit of a messy job, so I can't see
me making too many. I have ordered another batch of castellated nuts for those that want to use them as per photo, and the cost for the completed Bump stop will £18.00 each. Anyone who wishes to order please email me at steve.winstone@sky.com.
For new customers, I do have a catalogue of my Tiger and Panther parts which can be downloaded.
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Regards
Steve
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Hi everyone,
Steve, superb job molding, casting and assembling of the parts. although I did it on my own thread, we also owe a huge thanks to Roland Mann for the inspiration and help he gave me when first laying out the bracket dimensions. Also input from our Swedish friends Kent and Per. Glad everyone enjoys the end result.
Just wanted to post a quick note to everyone who has received theirs. The mounting holes on the stops I did were dimensioned and scaled from the real part and are not intended to line up with your kits existing holes. I am currently traveling but when I return home, I will be happy to post top hole position dimensions on my Tiger if this will help. I repositioned my stops slightly for accuracy and therefore did not use the existing holes.
Another easy way to determine positioning would be to mark the bottom center of the kits rubber stop and then center the new stops rubber bumper on that mark.
Happy tanking
Tim
Steve, superb job molding, casting and assembling of the parts. although I did it on my own thread, we also owe a huge thanks to Roland Mann for the inspiration and help he gave me when first laying out the bracket dimensions. Also input from our Swedish friends Kent and Per. Glad everyone enjoys the end result.
Just wanted to post a quick note to everyone who has received theirs. The mounting holes on the stops I did were dimensioned and scaled from the real part and are not intended to line up with your kits existing holes. I am currently traveling but when I return home, I will be happy to post top hole position dimensions on my Tiger if this will help. I repositioned my stops slightly for accuracy and therefore did not use the existing holes.
Another easy way to determine positioning would be to mark the bottom center of the kits rubber stop and then center the new stops rubber bumper on that mark.
Happy tanking
Tim
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