Fulton visor dogbone height

[Coconut-kid]

As the title says. Could anyone with a fulton or reproduction Fulton visor please let me know what hieght their visor dogbones are mounted at. I search the web and have come up with about four different heights anywhere from 10 to 12 3/4. So if you're running a visor could you please do a check for me I'd appreciate it.

Thanks
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[NEWFISHER]

Sorry I can't help, I have a Fulton but its not the dog bone style. Mabey check the air bagged thread and PM one of the guys. There seems to be a few in that thread if I remember.

[parkwood]

I can't tell you what the measurement is because i don't have the car any longer here. but i hope the pictures help. I will tell you that i had to move the dogbones up and down to find a place where they fit the door post and looked good too. You will have to bend and grind to get them to fit but take your time and mock it up and put it where it fits and looks right..

[Root2812]

Parkwood, what did you use to attach the visor in the door frame? I was thinking self tapping screws but I would think they would need to be pretty flush.

[parkwood]

Originally Posted by Root2812

Parkwood, what did you use to attach the visor in the door frame? I was thinking self tapping screws but I would think they would need to be pretty flush.

If i remember right i used 10/24 or 10/32 flat head allen screws. and you're right they have to be flat because there isn't much room as the door closes. i had to grind the doors just a bit to get them to clear as it was... not sure if you can see the difference in the door gaps from the two pictures..

[Root2812]

Originally Posted by parkwood

If i remember right i used 10/24 or 10/32 flat head allen screws. and you're right they have to be flat because there isn't much room as the door closes. i had to grind the doors just a bit to get them to clear as it was... not sure if you can see the difference in the door gaps from the two pictures..

Maybe rivets would be a good route to go.

[parkwood]

Originally Posted by Root2812

Maybe rivets would be a good route to go.

I'm not sure the head of a rivet would be strong enough to hold it.. remember that thing catches a lot of air at frwy speed.

[Root2812]

Hey coconut kid,
I found this instructions page. Seems pretty good.
http://53truck.ez15loan.com/howto/fulton-spec.htm

[Coconut-kid]

@parkwood. Thanks for all the info and pics.
Thanks for the link root. I found those and some others.
Im going to mount it so the top edge is just over the top of the window seal. Ill mock it up first and adjust from there.

Thanks again everyone.
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[lower50's]

measured today from bottom of drip rail



hope it helps

[joliver33]

I mounted mine 10.5" up measuring from the bottom of the drip rail up to the lower edge of the dog-bone mounting flange.

[Donaldo]

Thanks, these are the answers and pics I had hoped for in another post. 10.5" should be fine .