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Old 05-09-2014, 05:52 AM
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Hi Dan, do you think you could take a few measurements for the demister locations? Since I don't have a windshield yet, distance from the cockpit and distance apart would be very helpful!
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Hi Dan, do you think you could take a few measurements for the demister locations? Since I don't have a windshield yet, distance from the cockpit and distance apart would be very helpful!
On my old black car, visually and tape measure wise (measuring an assembled car is not micrometer accurate for various reasons) the inboard holes appeared to be in line (as best I could tell because I was having to look through the curved glass) with the holes for the bracket in the windshield frame. The outboard holes are not in that same line as the deflectors angled to match the curve of the windshield. The tape measure estimate of the center lines of the two inboard holes was 12¼ inches parallel (the cowl is a curve, the tape measure was more or less straight horizontal) to the ground.
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