suspension kits

[joeljet]

alstons g-bar and vari-shocks or ride-tech with single adjustables? cant afford a torque-arm setup. it will be welded in with subframe connectors and solid bushings. plan on doing both front and rear on a 73 formula with an ls/t56. thanx joel

[makoshark]

Ridetech all the way

[coolwelder62]

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[Chassisworks]

Joel,
I just saw your post so I apologize for not responding earlier. What is your intended use of the car? Expected power level?

Our g-Bar and g-Link systems are designed to bolt into the car using stock suspension mounting points to properly locate the system. Once it's bolted in place, there is only minor welding required to properly secure the system to the car. For your 73, we also offer the option of a new set of frame rails. They are custom bent to fit underneath the floor, allow more tire clearance, add a tremendous amount of strength and rigidity, and work with the stock fuel tank.

There is a lot of information about the g-Bar systems HERE (https://www.cachassisworks.com/Attachments/DataSheets/58XX-XXX_DS_WEB.pdf)and HERE (https://www.cachassisworks.com/cac_library_gBar.html)and more info about all the options available for the second-gen Camaro/Firebird HERE (https://www.cachassisworks.com/Attachments/DataSheets/7703_frame-system_DS_WEB.pdf).

Don't hesitate to call me, my extension is 247.