Weight box options?

[Rsmith38]

I have a Moroso - are they still available?

[Nmbr1GMfan]

Originally Posted by Rsmith38

I have a Moroso - are they still available?

I saw those, I think they double as either a battery box or a weight box.

[Bob Gullett]

Calvert box for the money is a good choice.

[GTX JOHN]

Anything John Calvert builds is an excellent
product and fairly priced!

[Hacksaw]

How about steel flat bars as an option? Two 1/2" threaded rods mounted and stack up multiple pieces as needed.

[1320racer]

[Jim Hanig]

Originally Posted by 1320racer

Now thats a weight box.!

[FireSale]

Originally Posted by Hacksaw

How about steel flat bars as an option? Two 1/2" threaded rods mounted and stack up multiple pieces as needed.

A friend who runs a 390 Mustang did this. Just bolted on steel plates until he had enough weight to move out of the cars natural class that he shared with Brad Burton.

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by Hacksaw

How about steel flat bars as an option? Two 1/2" threaded rods mounted and stack up multiple pieces as needed.

It's okay for a start, but the bolts/ nuts have to be welded.
But one needs a weight box for the ability to fine tune.
Look at the scale variation that occurred last week.

[Hacksaw]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

It's okay for a start, but the bolts/ nuts have to be welded.
But one needs a weight box for the ability to fine tune.
Look at the scale variation that occurred last week.

Have to disagree here. No welding required unless it's mounted as permanent ballast. As removable ballast, plain nuts to secure are fine. Iv'e used 10 lb bars to fine tune quite easily.