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holemilk00 · 04-10-2009, 06:14 PM

Alright, got a really nice day today so I took the new dollies out and put my girlfriends coupe on them. Some of the fold in the under body was crushed by improper jacking by the previous owner so I had to fix that with a pair of pliers first but here is the final result for those that wanted to see the dollies in use.

Here they are on the drives side as far apart as possible.

No hating on my cheap jack, I ordered a nice one when I realized my good floor jack somehow disappeared in the move.

Here is the fit on the underbody, everything held up perfect, no denting or bowing from the car, and not even a creeeeek from the dollies

Here is me under the car on a creeper with plenty of room if I wanted to work like that.

A look under the car to the other side. I can turn these differently to give me more room between them or more room to work around the suspension.

Another picture of them on the folds sitting nicely in the dolly tops.

I actually moved the one towards the front of the car back a little bit as we later took the front of her car off to start her S13.4 Kouki conversion. The best part is, I just told her what to do and she is doing the work. haha

Here she is getting her hands dirty

Learning all the fun stuff involved in body work

And now all done and stripped out. The good thing is I even made her drill out her own spot welds. hahaha

No hating on her wheels/setup guys, the car was a ricer/drifterwanabee rescue.

And done, let me know what you guys think of them in action.

04-10-2009, 06:14 PM	#30
holemilk00 Nissanaholic! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Cape Coral, FL Posts: 2,486 Trader Rating: (33)	Alright, got a really nice day today so I took the new dollies out and put my girlfriends coupe on them. Some of the fold in the under body was crushed by improper jacking by the previous owner so I had to fix that with a pair of pliers first but here is the final result for those that wanted to see the dollies in use. Here they are on the drives side as far apart as possible. No hating on my cheap jack, I ordered a nice one when I realized my good floor jack somehow disappeared in the move. Here is the fit on the underbody, everything held up perfect, no denting or bowing from the car, and not even a creeeeek from the dollies Here is me under the car on a creeper with plenty of room if I wanted to work like that. A look under the car to the other side. I can turn these differently to give me more room between them or more room to work around the suspension. Another picture of them on the folds sitting nicely in the dolly tops. I actually moved the one towards the front of the car back a little bit as we later took the front of her car off to start her S13.4 Kouki conversion. The best part is, I just told her what to do and she is doing the work. haha Here she is getting her hands dirty Learning all the fun stuff involved in body work And now all done and stripped out. The good thing is I even made her drill out her own spot welds. hahaha No hating on her wheels/setup guys, the car was a ricer/drifterwanabee rescue. And done, let me know what you guys think of them in action.