chassis tilter or roller
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clive P62
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Got my nada on a roller at the moment from
Rollover Jigs by Handling Solutions at a great price including correct mount brackets.
Clive.
Rollover Jigs by Handling Solutions at a great price including correct mount brackets.
Clive.
arthuy
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They look good and available in kit form, but Daves right it is the time.
I am looking at the CJ autos roller that bolts on giving you the fred flintstone effect.
Bit of a dilema, though having a few different type of cars it might be a better option as they come with adaptors for 4 and 5 bolt wheels.
would love to see a p6 on one though.
I am looking at the CJ autos roller that bolts on giving you the fred flintstone effect.
Bit of a dilema, though having a few different type of cars it might be a better option as they come with adaptors for 4 and 5 bolt wheels.
would love to see a p6 on one though.
Looks like the one I bought for £200. Used it for two years than sold it to erm.... I think it was Stan, for £120.
If it is the same as mine, bolt it down to the floor or it will rock about a bit and is a bit un-nerving.
Sparky getting giddy
I wouldn't put the whole car on there though, I stripped most of it down first.
Richard
If it is the same as mine, bolt it down to the floor or it will rock about a bit and is a bit un-nerving.
Sparky getting giddy
I wouldn't put the whole car on there though, I stripped most of it down first.
Richard
arthuy
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Not sure I would be stripping cars right down but I wish I had over the years as I hate upside down welding and have the scars to prove it.
The CJ autos one, I am still trying to figure out how they work but think it would suit me. They have a few options but I like a few thing like the wheel kit to move it about when tilted.
Their photos arent very high quality for some reason.
The CJ autos one, I am still trying to figure out how they work but think it would suit me. They have a few options but I like a few thing like the wheel kit to move it about when tilted.
Their photos arent very high quality for some reason.
Dave3066
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Looks like the one I bought for £200. Used it for two years than sold it to erm.... I think it was Stan, for £120.
If it is the same as mine, bolt it down to the floor or it will rock about a bit and is a bit un-nerving.
Sparky getting giddy
I wouldn't put the whole car on there though, I stripped most of it down first.
Richard
Richard
Stan sold that one on to me.
Dave
unstable load
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Are you using it yet?
I found it absolutely invaluable. There's no way I would have completed Sparky so easily without it.
Richard
Dave3066
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arthuy
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Well I went a bit wild and treated myself to the car lift and basic roller from CJ autos.
tried it on a friends car which was handy as he had 3 extra bodies to flip it over and even that was a bit of an effort.
They do an electric aid which I think is pretty critical other that the strong men or engine hoist. Though the car was complete and not stripped down in anyway.
Pretty impressed as i was apprehensive about using the hubs and axles but seems to do the trick and will be a great help to remove the underseal and weld any underside bits, goodbye lying on my back.
tried it on a friends car which was handy as he had 3 extra bodies to flip it over and even that was a bit of an effort.
They do an electric aid which I think is pretty critical other that the strong men or engine hoist. Though the car was complete and not stripped down in anyway.
Pretty impressed as i was apprehensive about using the hubs and axles but seems to do the trick and will be a great help to remove the underseal and weld any underside bits, goodbye lying on my back.
That's my old car!
Sold 3 years ago to a buyer (cannot remember his name) from West of Scotland (so I assume it's still there?) Is it roadworthy? He MOT'ed it OK after I sold it to him.
There was loads of history with it and I spent ages restoring the interior (I would still like that interior in my 3500S!)
Simon
Sold 3 years ago to a buyer (cannot remember his name) from West of Scotland (so I assume it's still there?) Is it roadworthy? He MOT'ed it OK after I sold it to him.
There was loads of history with it and I spent ages restoring the interior (I would still like that interior in my 3500S!)
Simon