
11-01-2003, 03:24 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: St. Augustine,
FL
Cobra Make, Engine: E-M Cobra - RCR GT40
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There are at least two problems with redrilling the frames.
1) if the existing holes are within the radius of the new hole location, it will be difficult to drill a clean new hole and you will have a figure eight hole when you are done.
2) if the existing holes are outside the radius of the new hole location, you'll wind up with extraneous holes that will need to be plugged and refinished (chromed)
In either case, unless the existing holes are right where they need to be (very unlikely) you'll need to plug the holes first and then redrill after carefully matching the holes in the frame to each support.
This assumes that the frame supports you buy are from the same manufacturer of the same type/model of windshield assembly, otherwise the contour will not match either.
Some of the less expensive domestic assemblies were constructed of aluminum and the chrome peels off over time. The better units are made of brass.
Hope this helps.
Mike 
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