OldeSkool

I was looking at my SFC's trying to figure out a good way to remove them.

Can a dremel tool (or similar) do the job? Would I want to use a grinding disc or a cutting disc?

SMOKY

iTrader: (4)

Why do you ant to remove them? 3" cutoff wheel or grinder will work the best.

subtlez28

iTrader: (15)

You can buy "real" grinders for $30-50. I would think a dremel would take alot of time and discs.

revtime

iTrader: (1)

You will get frustrated rather quickly trying to use a dremel to cut them off, it will take weeks.

Buy a grinder and get a cut off wheel to replace the grinding wheel and it will go much quicker.

Of course a cutting torch will get you out of the garage in about 20 minutes.

Ironhead

You'll only need a grinder to finish off the sharp stuff left when the job is done.

Most of the work will be done with a Sawzall. Stock up on heavy duty blades. I did this very thing just last winter.

z28bryan

iTrader: (7)

I'm guessing he wants to get classed under Street Mod SCCA class in autox?

jimmyblue

iTrader: (11)

I recommend a 4-1/2" angle grinder, you can use the wheel
edge-on for taking out the beads and then dress it clean with
the face. Harbor Freight ones are under $20 on sale (be sure
you get the one that works with standard abrasive wheels,
they sell some that are "orphans" too).

OldeSkool

I just sorta wanted to stay away from something big and fast like a grinder. I'd really hate to tear into the sheet metal.