Got a quick quesition - tell me about the fixture you have laying under the car. What does it do ??
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Originally Posted by Gonzo
Here are some pics of the 67 Camaro that I started this thread with on stretching the rear qtrs. I borrowed some 345-30-19 that I had lying around from another build so that we could see what the car looked like. The front fenders are not modified & think the car does not look to bad. Sorry that I could not get the car lower on the front but suspension got in the way. We could run this rear tire in the back of the car but needs to be mini-tubed!
What you guys think????
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It is a rear end jig that we built to do rear-end measuring when setting up rear suspensions.. It works great for when we need to get OAL on from axle to axle when ordering a rear-end..
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Originally Posted by syborg tt
Got a quick quesition - tell me about the fixture you have laying under the car. What does it do ??
It is a rear end jig that we built to do rear-end measuring when setting up rear suspensions.. It works great for when we need to get OAL on from axle to axle when ordering a rear-end..
Here is another pic of how it helped determine if my lower links on a Chassisworks rear set up was going to clear the rear tires & make sure that we mini-tubbed it enough!!
I got a set of those hangers going out this week to a high profile build going here on Lat-G.. can't wait to see what they will look like.. cause Jason has some mad fabricating skills!!
I got a set of those hangers going out this week to a high profile build going here on Lat-G.. can't wait to see what they will look like.. cause Jason has some mad fabricating skills!!
PS- I finally shipped out your package Tuesday!!
Your welcome.
Next project I will have some of your stuff on the car for sure.
PS - I should have ad you ship it back with the Camaro I just bought from Cali
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How difficult would it be to widen a 1970 Buick GS? I run a fab shop and have both mig and tig in my garage. Is this a job that can be done in my garage? Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Clu
As my signature states -- it's not having the tools as much as it is having some talent to use them...
I think your question is difficult to answer because who would know better than yourself whether or not you have the skills necessary to do the job correctly?
I'm in no way being argumentative here... I'm just saying - that when some asks "can I do it" -- I'd say - well? I don't know, can you?
Greg, It is not a question of if I have the skills to do the job but rather how to go about it. Were to cut, stretch, add material. I don't want to use my car to learn on if their is info on how to go about it. I thought that if I inquired perhaps some one would elaborate on the subject. With this said I hope that someone can help walk me through the process of widening a Buick GS.
Thanks Clu
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