Big tars on the front are just sexy. Looks good Scott.

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:thankyou: 275's on the frt. of a Nova should be pretty easy.:thumbsup:

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:thankyou: Just following down your path.:thumbsup:

As cool as this pic is, I couldnt help but notice the growing stockpile of Kingsford in the background. I cant wait to see this thing cruising down the hwy with the trailer and BBQ pit in tow. I may actually make an event just so I can have the experience.

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Have you ever thought of putting this front together in a kit form for guys to clip the fronts of there Chevelle. This one is great, I just wish I could stuff 275 on the front of my 64 Chevelle.:thumbsup:

Scott, that front shot if the frame is just so mean looking. Great progress...keep going!! :thumbsup:

I can build this clip as a weld in unit only.If you want a complete chassis,Rodger @Ironwork's build's those.I don't want to step on his toe's.Later on this spring I am going to build a jig to do the weld in clip's.They will run about $4500.00 shipped w/a splined sway bar,bent sway bar arm's,end link kit,hardware kit,Ride tech coil over's,dropped steering arm's,and Instruction's & temp holding jig.It will use std C-6 componet's,and DSE Or fox bodied rack.:thankyou:

That's very tempting. I have the DSE speed kit 3 now but would love to get a good size tire up front. Keep us posted on the weld in kit and I will keep :G-Dub: on it!

Forgive me if it was already mentioned but what will you be running for static caster and camber?

The camber will be set at 1degree neg.caster 5.5-6degrees.The upper A-arm bolt's are not tight in these photo's.