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If it were mine, I would focus on the bits in red :)

I've never welded anything before, welded my doors up with a crappy welder. Not pretty, but put a grinder on it and it looks fine after paint. Not a structural part

Put bigger fuses in until it doesn't blow in that case

Given that you can actually get the sprocket a fair way forward, you could cut if off if you are careful.

10A fuse isn't very big, most other horns seem to use a larger fuse than that. Have you got a link to the horn?

Yes.

But the door hinges are held to the bulkhead by captive nuts of a sort, so you can just do those instead? The bonnet doesn't need any bolts removing to take off anyway? It just lifts off

They are still opening with a random key, or still opening just by putting something a few mm in?

Just need to find that balance of drive smart and drive hard, then it should bring you some really good results! Any design for the trayback you gong to copy or go original?

True that. I suffered the heavy damage of 1 cracked indicator lens, drove it home 160 miles today and all i needed to do was change back to road wheels. Must have been our lucky day!

Looked like it! That's definitely the most damage I have seen anyone do at one of those challenges.

Looked like a hell of a lot of bodywork damage at the end of the day! How did that happen?

The way I have done it wouldn't work for a twin motor winch, it'd burn out the solenoids I think. If I was to do it for a twin motor, I'd use 3 batteries & the changeover contacter that red winches supply and put that in a sealed waterproof box (otherwise you will be forever cleaning it out)...

Tidy from a distance maybe! 24V is a great mod, cheap as well

Hard top! That's why we do class 1, no point in us trying to compete with buggys etc in class 2/3 in something that size. 12V/24V interchangable through front winch, ashcroft shafts & cvs, 4.11 ratio lockers, rest is pretty much what you would expect

Yep,, did that series last year and doing it again this year. Class 1 for me, only used a rear winch at valhalla last year, and not using the lockers at anything except scotia

Cool, see you there then!

What class are you going in next weekend?

Will take you no more than 15 minutes to strip the door down, there's really not much to it.

Got one. If you've not bought it yet, don't bother