Rollover jig

[nik_plant]

In the process of making one, just wondered If any one had any pics of how they mount to the car?

 

Pics would be very helpful cheers

[baz105e]

the ones that i've sen mount to where the bumper brackets attach

[mk2dk]

Mine is bolted onto the chassisrails, just as the crossmember. Rear is an old Tow bar that I cut in pieces.

[Posse]

the ones that i've sen mount to where the bumper brackets attach

 

what baz said through the holes on the front panel where the bumper irons go and the same on the back panel

[nik_plant]

Cheers I done that with the front bolted it were bumpers mount. Think I'm gonna have to mod the rear a bit, it looks like I'm gona damage the rear panel bolting through the rear bumper holes

[PaulMags]

hi.if you go onto projects and resto's page 4 is my car on my m8's jig it may give you some idea how to make a proper one.

[nik_plant]

hi.if you go onto projects and resto's page 4 is my car on my m8's jig it may give you some idea how to make a proper one.

 

wow bit extreme, more metal then i plan on using lol.

making it as simple as possible.

i do like the brake system though, that inventive

[dacar]

Mines was on a rollover jig as opposed to a spit. They attach to the hubs and roll over. I'll try and get a photo on.

[nik_plant]

anyone got any pics of there spit mounted from inside the boot, i mounted mine to the rear bumper holes and it just bent the rear panel in as soon a i lifted it

[jamie956]

I attached mine to the chassie rails and used a pice of box to drop it below the back pannel.

 

[Bluesplus2s]

Here's mine mate, it fixes to the front x-member and through the rear spring monts on the chassis rails.

 

 

[dacar]

 

This is the one I used, attached to the hubs then rolled over and held with 2 supports, solid when rolled over.