8 replies to this topic

[minimadhenry]

hi I am building rollover jigs which will fit on all minis with or without frontend on please wiat for some pics need to down load some i can arrange for these to be delivered on a pallet or collection in person the cost of the jig is £175 please ring me on 01366387265 evenings  cheers henry

 

Edited by minimadhenry, 14 November 2014 - 11:09 PM.

[kezzkitkat]

hi I am building rollover jigs which will fit on all minis with or without frontend on please wiat for some pics need to down load some i can arrange for these to be delivered on a pallet or collection in person the cost of the jig is £175 please ring me on 01366387265 evenings  cheers henry
 

Is the jig a pole or subframe/shock mounted ?

[minimadhenry]

it is subframe shock  mounted please take a look i have them on ebay

 

http://www.ebay.co.u...984.m1555.l2649

Edited by minimadhenry, 15 November 2014 - 05:33 PM.

[Ben_O]

Are the pictures on the eBay advert of the finished product?

 

I keep looking into Jigs for mine but think i would be better off with a pole type one as the design you are using restrict access so much meaning you wouldn't have good access to key rot areas such as floors, toe board, bulkhead and i would be worried about the shell twisting if i cut parts out while it was on the jig.

 

When you say you have used this design, did you have any problems with access or twisting when cutting out panels?

 

I would be happier if the welding was a bit beefier on the joins too.

 

Thanks

 

Ben

[ANON]

won't work on a clubman.

[minimadhenry]

Are the pictures on the eBay advert of the finished product?

 

I keep looking into Jigs for mine but think i would be better off with a pole type one as the design you are using restrict access so much meaning you wouldn't have good access to key rot areas such as floors, toe board, bulkhead and i would be worried about the shell twisting if i cut parts out while it was on the jig.

 

When you say you have used this design, did you have any problems with access or twisting when cutting out panels?

 

I would be happier if the welding was a bit beefier on the joins too.

 

Thanks

 

Ben

as you can see in the pictures you have very good acess to floor, toe boards the welds on the joints are fine a shell can twist with a pole at least with my design you do not have a pole inside the car and no need to cut a hole in rear bulkhead

[minimadhenry]

won't work on a clubman.

I can make an adaptor up to fit a club man front

[Ben_O]

 

Are the pictures on the eBay advert of the finished product?

 

I keep looking into Jigs for mine but think i would be better off with a pole type one as the design you are using restrict access so much meaning you wouldn't have good access to key rot areas such as floors, toe board, bulkhead and i would be worried about the shell twisting if i cut parts out while it was on the jig.

 

When you say you have used this design, did you have any problems with access or twisting when cutting out panels?

 

I would be happier if the welding was a bit beefier on the joins too.

 

Thanks

 

Ben

as you can see in the pictures you have very good acess to floor, toe boards the welds on the joints are fine a shell can twist with a pole at least with my design you do not have a pole inside the car and no need to cut a hole in rear bulkhead

 

Thanks for the reply.

 

i think ill have a go at making one though. £175 is a bit too expensive for me

[CambridgeLee]

I have one of these and can vouch that they are well made and do the job nicely.