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    I like the design. Cool to be able to adjust it up and down through an access panel. I'm far from an engineer, but looks sound.
    " "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.

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    Jerry- I know this must look pretty flimsy, but it really isn't. I'm going to make it out of 3/16 cold rolled steel. You are right the bolts will be 3/8" shoulder bolts. The car will weigh in between 2600 and 2800 pounds with a weight distribution of about 60% on the front end with the 5 degree rake. The bolts are rated at 10,280 pounds of sheer strength each, so I don't think there will be a problem. The tabs in the center are to keep everything located properly when I take the bolts out for an adjustment. Thank you for evaluating it though it's real easy to make a mistake, and I could still be wrong.


    Steve & EVOLVO- Thanks, hopefully it will all work as planned.
    Ken

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    Here are a couple shots of it on the floor for a trial look.
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