I'm back from my holiday on 'Oriana'
and I'm tempted to take the phone off the hook for a week so that I can get
stuck into getting my Libra built.
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My anti-roll bars arrived whilst I was
away. I got them on straight away as it was holding me back on getting the
brake lines in, as I wasn't sure how well they fit around the roll bars.
The drop links that came with the front bar were too short, I need to speak to
GTM about this.
![](build/25_7_04/25thJuly_1(small).JPG)
The rear went on very easily, but I've left
the drop links off until the engine goes in.
![](build/25_7_04/25thJuly_2(small).JPG)
I then moved onto the front brake lines.
![](build/26_7_04/26thJuly_2(small).JPG)
As you'll see in the next couple of
pictures, it was quite a squeeze getting the brackets in around the roll bars.
![](build/26_7_04/26thJuly_3(small).JPG)
The rear brake lines were a doddle compared
the front!
![](build/26_7_04/26thJuly_5(small).JPG)
The brake lines connected to the master
cylinder.
![](build/26_7_04/26thJuly_6(small).JPG)
The rear hubs were next fitted with the
pivot arms and calipers.
![](build/26_7_04/26thJuly_7(small).JPG)
It really feels like I'm progressing now,
as the radiator ducting went on next. The bolts were quite fiddly to
tighten up as the pedal box was in place, but I managed it. You can also
see that I've put the battery cables down the tunnel. The clutch pipe and servo
pipe are also mounted in the tunnel too. I had to re-bend the brake line
that goes to the rear as when the battery box went in, it was in the way.
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