From this point on, everything I did was done while ensuring that the pushrod was centered in the slot by using cardboard to keep everything spaced properly.
I also made sure that the top of the fairing was properly spaced below the rudder.
I then used the extension marks from the tape as called out in the KAI's to mark the location for the mounting screw holes. Before doing this, I made sure the front edge of the fairing parts were more or less aligned with the edge line that was drawn on the tape.
After that, I pulled everything as tight as I could and taped it with Gorilla tape, Then I drilled and cleco'ed the fairing parts to the tailcone.
Same same on the bottom one.
Double checking the pushrod clearance and centering.
Then I worked my way around the cutouts marking for clearance to allow the stabilator full travel without hitting the fairing anywhere. I also attempted even up the left side with the left side to make the cutouts more or less symetrical.
Double checking the rudder to fairing gap.
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