Originally Posted by Flash68 (Post 602175)

Sieg you are just too cool with all your tinkering. Nice work kid. Those control arms look sweet. You comin down next month?

Originally Posted by Payton King (Post 602193)

Cool stuff going on right there. Good use of the spare time since the text train was derailed.

Originally Posted by Panteracer (Post 602229)

This is truly built not bought
Cool stuff Sieg... really like the homemade
adapters for your tools and the fact
you are the alignment shop..
Been learning how to do some of this front
end tuning myself... better than wondering
what the shop really did.. plus you can adjust
it even at the track if you want

Bob

Originally Posted by efs69 (Post 602324)

Great mix of stuff you have going on Scott!

Originally Posted by 57hemicuda (Post 602257)

More lawn mower tech!!!!!

Originally Posted by Sieg (Post 602167)

Majority of press related tooling.

http://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-Z...ZCPnCR2-X2.jpg

Originally Posted by grendel (Post 602345)

Please do yourself a favor and get rid of those cast arbor plates. I had both of mine shatter while using a finger brake on 16g steel. Not anywhere close to 20T of pressure, spread across the entire surface area.

http://www.swagoffroad.com/Arbor-Press-Plates_p_7.html

Originally Posted by Sieg (Post 602347)

Thanks, those are proper plates.

I certainly don't trust the cast plates for heavy loads, thus that steel plate on the press.

Originally Posted by Sieg (Post 600943)

I'm thinking it's a '69 Torino color.

Originally Posted by Sieg (Post 602343)

Thanks guys.........I have new appreciation for plumb bobs, framing squares, lasers, metric tape measures, masking tape, and fine point Sharpies...........and less appreciation of subframes.

Originally Posted by Sieg (Post 602344)

More M37!!!!!