Difference between revisions of "Extended Strake Elbow"
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Revision as of 01:13, 2 July 2008
This section is for builder's tips on extended your strake leading edge onto the door (typically of the SE body) for extra elbow room, yet maintaining the basic door safety latch mechanisms.
Al Gietzen
Visit the full page on Al's heavily customized, Mazda powered, SE Retract Here.
Strake Extension Interior
Strake Extension Exterior
Alex Balic
Here's another solution to the door-latch-with-large-strake-extension problem...used a set of aileron push pull cables and much of the original door hardware to work around the new opening- also uses flush-fit door latch (not shown)
Door Locked
Door Unlocked
Strake Extention
