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- Andy Lawrence
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It's on the wrong way round.
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(THE ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS ANDY THE TYRE MAN)
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just thought on,if i brake sharpish, whatever is on the rack will end up on my head,thanks Andy :broon:
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- SundanceUK
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I used to have one years ago on my Spitfire, I always put the upright at the rear - seemed a natural place for it to help stay the luggage.
Googling images and it seems that the rack is fitted either way in equal measure so maybe its just down to the user and how he sees fit to put it on.
I can see the point in putting the rack the other way up, to protect the rear plastic screen from flying luggage in the event of hard braking or, god forbid, an accident. But it still shouts out to fit the way Graham has, to help support the luggage.
My vote is to put it the same way Graham has, any other wisdom on this one, lets see how many would fit like Graham and how many as Andy would! So far Graham 1 Andy 0
Sundance
Googling images and it seems that the rack is fitted either way in equal measure so maybe its just down to the user and how he sees fit to put it on.
I can see the point in putting the rack the other way up, to protect the rear plastic screen from flying luggage in the event of hard braking or, god forbid, an accident. But it still shouts out to fit the way Graham has, to help support the luggage.
My vote is to put it the same way Graham has, any other wisdom on this one, lets see how many would fit like Graham and how many as Andy would! So far Graham 1 Andy 0
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More on the subject here, confirming Andy's comments...
https://www.mx5oc.co.uk/forum/yaf_postst44126_Boot-Rack--which-way.aspx
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https://www.mx5oc.co.uk/forum/yaf_postst44126_Boot-Rack--which-way.aspx
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by SundanceUK
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Hi Andy to be honest it does look better with the raised bar at the rear, I don't think anyone realy knows wich way around they go, it is just a matter of making sure nout can fall off, this is a brain shaker, but not realy botherd by this, have a great chistmas to you and you'rs graham.
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I think it's down to owners preference...but if yo had a Ferrari with launch control then I reckon the raised bit to the back...but for a tf I think the raised bit at the front...wouldn't like to have a suitcase overtaking if you have a frontal.Take a look at the triumphs...are those bootracks only held on by suckers?
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