[6pack] 6pack Digest, Vol 3, Issue 99

[Bill Palmer]

Jim,

You will need to measure your frame and engine height as it now sits  
in your garage.  Next you will have to put in a fudge factor for an  
increase in this height because springs on the frame will raise after  
the weight of the body is taken away.  A height would be different for  
each car being worked.

Bill Palmer
73 TR6 (almost restored)




On Oct 6, 2011, at 2:00 PM, 6pack-request at autox.team.net wrote:

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> I would like to build a mobile frame to move the body around on.    
> Ideally
> I would be able to store the body & mobile frame over the  chassis  
> and drive
> train.  Can someone please measure the height from the  ground to  
> the top
> of their engine so I can determine how much clearance I will  need?   
> Thanks
> for your help.
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> Jim Lynch
> 1973 TR6
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