Nice work jeff how much time took that chassis work? i live on peru and im thinking on do something like that on my 1965 satelite to the 2011 season Hello Mr. Mopar!!! Nice to meet you here!!! To build a chassis a chassis like that takes something between 45 to 60 days... If you wanna see on the ma...

...chassis with the 4 link Bracktes and taking out some measures with the "New F9", the Convo Wheels and Hoosier Tires...

Rear Housing Transformation - MODE ON

...preparing the Ford 9 Housing to weld the 4 Link Brackets and making it stronger...

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Mike Peters wrote:Your chassis business is doing very well. You've come a long way in your skills and knowledge in a small amount of time. Very impressive and good job.

Mike,
We got the chassis almost ready...Check it out!!

Thanks,

That is good news. I hope your trip to the U.S. is enjoyable. Dave and Eric are good men and have both helped me. Tell them both hello for me. I'm sure Dave will be excited to know someone traveled from Brazil to attend his seminar. Your chassis business is doing very well. You've come a long way i...

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Keep up the good work Jeff. You should think about building yourself a jig. It would make it easier to get the frame installations square. Mike, my buddy! I've some news!!! :D I got to save the sufficient money to make a travel to there in US!!!! I'll go there at February, 10th and I'll make the Da...

New machine tools (milling machines) are shipped on heavy, welded metal platforms that would make an excellent chassis jig platform, if you can find them. Good idea!! Their faces are grinded and depending of the machine, it can be longer...and very good to build a chassis over it. Thanks!! :thumb: ...

Yes. Just two simple parallel "I" beams or large heavy gauge square tubing would make your measuring a lot easier. http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/chassis-jig.htm Fantastic Mike!!! Very good case!! Yes, we need to think about it (and build)!! Thanks!!!! And Merry Christmas for everyone here!...

Keep up the good work Jeff. You should think about building yourself a jig. It would make it easier to get the frame installations square. "JIG" ??? A frame fixture that is flat,level,and squared all your reference points can be made from it. Lots of guys make them from "I" beam...

Mike Peters wrote:Keep up the good work Jeff. You should think about building yourself a jig. It would make it easier to get the frame installations square.

"JIG" ???

Looks good Jeff!!!!!!!! Is there a weight limit on this class??? Do you need to keep a % of the original floor??? Are your builds usually heavy??? Just thinking if there is one it should weigh less so you can move weight around to see it's affects on the launch.... What do you think Mike??? I know ...