When I measure the cockpit is it from the inside edges of the cockpit or the outside rim of the cockpit
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Does not make a lot of difference. The cover has an elastic cord that can accomadate any hole that is close.
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Everything yellow is metal, except the wheel rims. Rims are plastic. Everything black is plastic, except the cockpit. Cockpit is metal
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It is a different surface than the outer side. This is a very good quality cover, with a smooth inside surface to protect the painted surface.
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Inside. Unless you want to reverse the design for some reason. Suction cups are for stability.
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the way it is set up all the openings for sliding things in are pointed to the left or towards the back. So yes. in fact I never thought of puting it on the passenger side but on my commuter car it makrs sense. i was worried about the impact on the radar detector but there is none.
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the best way to measure is to take old one out my new one ended up being to long because i took numbers off old one and here it was rolled up in corners and i could not do this because i could not get to these spots so it just hangs on inside of boat along seat out of road but it works great.
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I don't have mine with me right now to measure but there is not much difference between the outside and the inside. Once you add foam etc. it will depend on you.
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This is total bar width measurement. Left side to right side. Such small measurements make a lot of difference in long rides.
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I have no idea. I measured my cockpit and compared that to the skirt size. I erred with the skirt being too small so I had to size up. It has a limited amount of stretch but is of fair quality and a good value for the price.
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there should be a small 'd' ring inside at interface of the bottom and the side that is closest to the seat back
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Don't have the unit at home so can't measure, but it holds the iPad far enough off the window to be able to rotate it into various positions without hitting the windscreen. Whether you can reach the touch screen from the pilot's seat if mounted to the copilot window will depend, of course, on how wide your aircraft is at the front seats.
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Hi Cindy, the inside is what needs to be measured. Measure the size of the duct opening.
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From the outside edge of the physical bezel to the edge of the actual picture is about half an inch. Maybe 1/16 of an inch smaller.
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It's measuring from one side to the other, not front to back. It's accurate.
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Out or inner? I think inner dimensions are more relevant, but I don't know what the other answers are referring to.
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Bottom of seat is flat and is MDF type of structural material. There are four threaded inserts, one in each corner. Perfect for what you are doing. I collect and restore BMWs for fun and do alot of my own fabrication. I mounted my seats in a 1985 BMW 325e. Took old seat out, too off factory mounting rails and attached those to seats for a perfect reinstall and looks factory. Depending on how "trick" you want to simulator to look. I would build a box with one end open(Use for games, storage etc.)and bolt seat directly to top of box. Cover box with heavy black felt for looks. Just a idea of how easy. Hope that helps. Btw, how many monitors are you going to be using? Bottom of seat is flat and is MDF type of structural material. There are four threaded inserts, one in each corner. Perfect for what you are doing. I collect and restore BMWs for fun and do alot of my own fabrication. I mounted my seats in a 1985 BMW 325e. Took old seat out, too off factory mounting rails and attached those to seats for a perfect reinstall and looks factory. Depending on how "trick" you want to simulator to look. I would build a box with one end open(Use for games, storage etc.)and bolt seat directly to top of box. Cover box with heavy black felt for looks. Just a... » Read More Bottom of seat is flat and is MDF type of structural material. There are four threaded inserts, one in each corner. Perfect for what you are doing. I collect and restore BMWs for fun and do alot of my own fabrication. I mounted my seats in a 1985 BMW 325e. Took old seat out, too off factory mounting rails and attached those to seats for a perfect reinstall and looks factory. Depending on how "trick" you want to simulator to look. I would build a box with one end open(Use for games, storage etc.)and bolt seat directly to top of box. Cover box with heavy black felt for looks. Just a idea of how easy. Hope that helps. Btw, how many monitors are you going to be using? « Show Less
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http://recstuff.com/theanatomyofatrailerwheel.aspx Bruce this link explains the ins and out of back spacing and offset.