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96z28ss 02-16-2011 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by northwests (Post 332791)
If I were an 80 year old man and wasn't getting laid anymore I might, until then this car will be badass-and holy crap if I had a 100g the world would be in trouble.

The car will swallow 100g's and you'll be wondering where to get the rest.

Ron in SoCal 02-16-2011 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 96z28ss (Post 333006)
The car will swallow 100g's and you'll be wondering where to get the rest.

Listen to this man...:unibrow:

Matt@BOS 02-16-2011 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by northwests (Post 332800)
I do love your car. Nice job. One of my biggest problems with the 69 imo looking at it from the side is the exhaust hanging low and the subframe hanging low. maybe a rocker extension may cover it up, but why not drop your suspension a couple inches without sacrificing travel or geometry and cure the issue at the same time. I have done bodydrops on trucks so modifying seats, exhaust, steering, pedals and dealing with headroom are all part of that. I am no expert but I am always thinking and trying to build things the way I envision them(maybe not for eveyone)

I would just make rockers and use oval exhaust where it hangs really low. As for why a person wouldn't want to cut the floor... well rebuilding a floor isn't exactly cheap. After putting putting more than a week into building a floor, then you have to have someone build you a set of custom headers. I can't say I've ever seen a car under 200K that has had that much modification. I'm not saying it can't be done, or hasn't been done but generally anyone considering this kind of modification is going to build the entire car to a high level of detail, using expensive parts.

And like others said, if you plan on buying the best parts for your suspension and engine, you will end up close to 100K deep into a roller with a really cool stance and custom floor.

Matt

northwests 02-16-2011 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by 96z28ss (Post 333006)
The car will swallow 100g's and you'll be wondering where to get the rest.

It may swallow that much if I had someone else do it. I have a couple skills, so we will see what can be done. Thanks

northwests 02-16-2011 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by 69MSA (Post 333099)
I would just make rockers and use oval exhaust where it hangs really low. As for why a person wouldn't want to cut the floor... well rebuilding a floor isn't exactly cheap. After putting putting more than a week into building a floor, then you have to have someone build you a set of custom headers. I can't say I've ever seen a car under 200K that has had that much modification. I'm not saying it can't be done, or hasn't been done but generally anyone considering this kind of modification is going to build the entire car to a high level of detail, using expensive parts.

And like others said, if you plan on buying the best parts for your suspension and engine, you will end up close to 100K deep into a roller with a really cool stance and custom floor.

Matt

I will do my best and see where it leads-I sure hope it does'nt cost that much. Thank you guys for taking the time here.

canrc 02-16-2011 10:26 PM

I can attest to what Matt is saying...I am channeling the body of my car and man everything has to be custom, headers, rad support, tank, seat mounts, inner fenders and the list goes on! Hopefully it will be worth it at the end but all the parts add up VERY quickly!

northwests 02-16-2011 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by canrc (Post 333124)
I can attest to what Matt is saying...I am channeling the body of my car and man everything has to be custom, headers, rad support, tank, seat mounts, inner fenders and the list goes on! Hopefully it will be worth it at the end but all the parts add up VERY quickly!

That's cool I knew someone else was out there doin this. Your car is looking great, nice work. Look forward to seeing it done. The chevy II is delicious too


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