Looks like a great project. I'm looking forward to seeing this one come together.

I like the offset of the front wheels gives it the big and litttle wheel look.

X2:thumbsup:

Very cool guys!!

Man, if they had stuff like this years ago I would have so gone this route.. can't wait to see it in person.

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Steve, all you have to do is build another car! Totally worth it in my opinion:unibrow:

Any updates on this bad boy??:_paranoid

Really like the looks of the new frame. Does your setup require the existing frame rails to be completely cut out on a first gen camaro? Is the frame welded to the body or is it somehow bolted to it?
Thanks,

It looks like your chassis uses the same mounting points for stock sub at firewall and close to crossmember. Where/How does it fasten at the rear?

Nice build.

The chassis does use all of the same front subframe mounts. This eases the installation so you do not have to fab new mounts, or locate where these would need to go.

The rear requires you to remove the sub rails up to the last 6" or so. (I'm on the road and don't have the exact measurement) Then the rear of the frame will bolt to the end of the sub rail where the spring hanger user to bolt in place. We put 2 additional body mounts in the main section of the car to secure everything in place. The mounts are in the frame, you would just have to drill the corresponding hole in the floor and bolt it in place.

Here are 2 pics of the rear mount during the mock up phase. They were tacked into place at the time of this picture. The 1x1 square tube further forward was also a temporary piece for the mock up phase.

http://i563.photobucket.com/albums/s...O/4ac581a0.jpg

http://i563.photobucket.com/albums/s...O/e7f376bb.jpg

Thanks for the pictures. Do you know roughly how much hp this frame will handle?