Bulkhead Stabilizer Bracket

Started by bikewiz, February 18, 2025, 05:06:58 AM

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bikewiz

So as with most minis that saw any weather the stabilizer bracket on my car was a bit crispy. I decide to fab one out of stainless and bolt it to the bulkhead. I made a reinforcement plate for the inside of the car, which was probably unnecessary, a couple of fender washers would have been enough. I used some 3M panel bond behind the bracket to prevent any future rust and double up the attachment. The first photo is the original that I flattened so I could pattern from it.

94touring

Nice.  The originals tend to crack too.

MiniDave

Very pretty! What is the rod coming out of the boot for, next to where master cylinder cover plate is bolted on?
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1972 Mini Racing Green
1972 Mini ST hotrod
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2018 Audi Allroad - Floret Silver - Hers

bikewiz

QuoteVery pretty! What is the rod coming out of the boot for, next to where master cylinder cover plate is bolted on?
It's the push rod for the booster/MC, it's got the rod under the dash for the left to right brake system.

MiniDave

Oh, of course....if I had gone out to the shop and looked mine is built the same way - it all looks different without the booster and bracket!

But it's less than 40* out there right now, so.......Ima stay in the house where it's warm!
Complete failure at retirement - but getting better!

1972 Mini Racing Green
1972 Mini ST hotrod
2017 Audi Allroad - Glacier White - His
2018 Audi Allroad - Floret Silver - Hers

bikewiz

Quote from: MiniDave on February 18, 2025, 01:47:46 PMOh, of course....if I had gone out to the shop and looked mine is built the same way - it all looks different without the booster and bracket!

But it's less than 40* out there right now, so.......Ima stay in the house where it's warm!
The best thing about the contractors bay I rent...heat in the floor :13: