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I’m fitting a pair of Brooklands aero screens to my 1985 4/4 Roadster and am looking for any advice. I’m fitting a fold down windscreen kit first and want to place the aero screens behind the folded down screen. It seems best to remove the padded coaming from the dash/scuttle to get a firm fixing for the aero screen brackets. If so I may as well keep it off or perhaps fit a shorter padded section for safety reasons or just leave it off altogether? It seems advisable to bolt the aero screen brackets direct to the metal scuttle/dash as screws would come loose over time. Anyone done this mod? I would appreciate any advice/experience.
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Mine are screwed driectly through the padded dash top. Screws are long enough to bite into the wood - obviously need to drill a pilot through the metal. They've been on there at least 10 years, and I have regularly run with the screen down in my 30 mths of ownnership ![[Linked Image]](https://tm-img.com/images/2021/08/10/CpYYIoXitSRCk2VGnJ5PgWslnRM126S8J2K2pXzYpMehba2JhDn3kU4fJSpDJBqDVhYRBbMTM1Zkt31-dxrBvEcIJ793LigH8Rt-tNoo_HSi5fz53UOrKhsNGt0faFU1PcJyISGl8bITz1jd6j17dnR_KfRoeO1v3esGiWGo0vbGerqGtasNblVhMO-eCAZY1qGFAxIF.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://tm-img.com/images/2021/08/10/aQXuG9TJVAP3XHa0I8tiyFxnUgzbQhQ22aeKefb1TdSPgZNHW1VmPM102BdMevcuVo7xFawZjnvfg_p-ZA-UYX6SAgCmWy8SdjezId6yhOzL0NamVwcJJcYhFe4kNa8kaku5hf4W4DxLpXpRoUXUUsRFUWzJbgFCk3kLPwA4oJqMd54N6npaGx8dMRxhpaTRScB3xj_4.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://tm-img.com/images/2021/06/02/QZlvibFY-jlM0d_00IfHvmW4UU6n0pyOZm3cuxdFidC7mIwVhYmMyiiQncq3W0_P9OB-Pmk1pZZIHnvwiKMJs9hBdJtIwj5xzogYhi9pVCf65j1lyB_ADwhPZNvWKDKzorJEsBmKeAFy_DZeIFgyXgOSZAa6otigj274lqZjTAeGK-ea8DZR5b4QMtNo0oF6BY3t6a35.md.jpg)
"Y mae dafad ddu ym mhob praidd" 1972 4/4, 1981 MGBGT, 1984 FLHT1340, 1980 XLH1000, 1990 ZX10
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I put a post on here probably 8 years ago on fitting aero screens. I took measurements with the dash dropped of where the wood is under the metal. I too drilled through the leather. I used Simmonds mounts but I don't think you can get them now. Be careful of the distance of the wing nut on the aero screen & the windscreen. Sods law says that it will touch the windscreen if you aren't careful.
I bought the folding screen kit from Hearts of England. It is best to remove the wiper blades fully before folding down. You will also need a scuttle mounted mirror.
JohnV6 2022 CX Plus Four 2025 Renault Scenic Alpine etech "Yvette"
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And I found my thread on this. Aero screens fittingGood luck
JohnV6 2022 CX Plus Four 2025 Renault Scenic Alpine etech "Yvette"
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