Author Archives: Redline Engineering LLC

How to Balance Your Car on Your Restoration Rotisserie

BALANCE YOUR CAR YOUR FIRST!!! Congratulations and thank you for purchasing your rotisserie from Redline.  The purpose of this document is to explain the importance of balancing your car or load on your rotisserie before attempting to spin the car.  A rotisserie is made to rotate a vehicle around its center of gravity (C.O.G.).  Often,…

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6 Ways to Store Items In Your Garage More Efficiently

  Photo by SplitShire, CC0 1.0   The garage is often a place that is neglected and kept cluttered with numerous iems, whether useful or not. Deciding on cleaning up a garage takes time and energy and if you haven’t done it for a while, it can stress anyone out even by thinking of how…

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The Differences in the Redline 1500HD and the Titan 1500XLT

Redline 1500HD vs Titan 1500XLT Another common question we get here at Redline is, “What’s the difference between the Redline 1500HD and the Titan 1500XLT?” It’s a great question with a multi-faceted answer. I’ll try my best to answer that below without over complicating the response. First, I want to note that both tables have…

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How to Choose the Right Blasting Media for You

One of the more common questions I’m being asked today in reference to blast cabinets is, “What type of media can I use?’ and the answer is most. There are several different types of media that can be used to perform different tasks. Probably the most common media types are glass beads, plastic media, play…

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What’s the difference between Symmetric and Asymmetric Lifts?

Customers are always asking what is the difference between symmetric and asymmetric lifts.  Well, there’s three types of lifts really.  Symmetric, semi-symmetric, and true asymmetric.  Hopefully this video will show you what we mean by this.  If you have questions feel free to ask them.

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How to assemble the gear drive of a RESC2 spring compressor

We’ve had a couple customers that needed to work on their spring compressors and once you get this little baby apart, it’s hard to get it back together.  Things just sort of go back together rather opposite from how you might think.  It’s a little counter intuitive I suppose.  Well, this should help anybody that…

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