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chassis kit

Started by rod67, June 01, 2008, 07:33:38 PM

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rod67

hi sorry to be a pain i need help with chassis kit  i brought a second hand one of ebay could anyone help me out with pictures how it bolts up to spring hanger or  a picture of hole chassis kit fitted  thank you for any help rod  8)

FC427

Hi Rod67 The chassis kit does not bolt in to the spring hanger rather it is welded to it ......FC427......
As I lay rubber down the street I pray for traction I can keep, but if I spin and begin to slide please dear god protect my ride

Brad

Hello Rod.
           Go to the top of the page and in the search option type in  "chassis kit" I'm sure you will find lots of interesting info.You might also try "hadfield " spelling might be wrong ? Or try "Castlemain rod shop"
as they do a conversion as well.
                         Brad.
Id rather have a full bottle in front of me than a full frontal labotomy

rod67

hi sorry to be a pain can i get a picture of how it is welded any help would be appreciated thank you rod

Jonno

Hi Rod,

here's a scan from an old Street Machine mag which shows where to weld.

Jonno


Cottles Bridge, VIC

Jonno

the front end will look a bit like this, hooking over the x-member (ignore the bits to the right of the cross member...this is just the mounting for the rotisserie)



note in this picture at the back the 'join' has been boxed in...this isn't necessary though.....I just wanted it to look less agricultural.

looking down the length of the car, should be something like this:



J
Cottles Bridge, VIC

black57

Hi guys.

Is this the same kit that is used when making a convertible? It doesn't look like it would be strong enough but when I ask around people keep telling me to put a chassis kit in. Would there be a bigger stronger version for choppin the top off?

Pinky
A car on the road is worth 2 in the shed...
FE Standard rat rod
1965 GSM Dart - ex race car
1948 Singer 9
1954 Sunbeam Talbot drophead coupe
2 1960s custom fiberglass race cars

ratbox

no where near enough for a convertable

mcl1959

There is no kit so to speak for a convertible. Your engineer and you will become best of friends as he tells you exactly what he requires in order for him to give you compliance.

Ken

black57

Ok. Thanks. At least I know now.

Pinky
A car on the road is worth 2 in the shed...
FE Standard rat rod
1965 GSM Dart - ex race car
1948 Singer 9
1954 Sunbeam Talbot drophead coupe
2 1960s custom fiberglass race cars

FCOV6

Quote from: mcl1959 on November 04, 2008, 10:04:54 PM
There is no kit so to speak for a convertible. Your engineer and you will become best of friends as he tells you exactly what he requires in order for him to give you compliance.

Ken

Or your enemy after he takes all thats left of your cash.

black57

yeah....
think I'll leave the lid where it is...
A car on the road is worth 2 in the shed...
FE Standard rat rod
1965 GSM Dart - ex race car
1948 Singer 9
1954 Sunbeam Talbot drophead coupe
2 1960s custom fiberglass race cars