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.

:thumbsup: Sounds good. I like more camber than that on the track but it eats tires on the street. Good caster numbers.

I am proud to have the 48th subframe. For anybody looking, the quality is amazing and Scott is very easy to deal with.

The 1 degree is for street driving.My sunoco camaro was set at 3 degres.

:thankyou:It was great to dealw/you Stephen.

awesome build!

:thankyou: Bryce.

Looks awesome Scott. Any estimate on the debut event? I know things change, just wondering. Can't wait to see it on track. :lateral:

edit: OH, this deserves a build thread over on Team Chevelle in the Pro-touring section, just sayin :)

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I cant decide if i hate you or love you right now. :G-Dub: :G-Dub:

If i head up towards KC again ill see if i can come check out the shop.

Just give me a call,and I will make sure we are hangin around for you.:thankyou:

:thankyou:Aaron,I hope to be at Good Guy's Desmoines.1st. of July.I have everything as far as part's to finish the build.Time is what I'm finding hard to come up with.I am really working hard to make this my best build yet.So thing's are moving slowly.

Na, thats cool, I hear that about time...geez it does fly. Hoping to see you at Columbus GG's.

Yesertday Brian Kellison stopped by with my dash all painted up.So last night I spent a little time and started assembly.Brian wrinkle painted the insert's for me.http://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps981030cd.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps59015ad3.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...psc62af1a8.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...psfcb93add.jpghttp://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/...ps15c8cd68.jpgI have a start button for it,but not installed it yet.

great build so far but i gotta know more about what looks to be an iphone/ipod face plate in the dash.i've been looking for something like that and have come up short.is it custom or store bought?

[QUOTE=66fury;466826]great build so far but i gotta know more about what looks to be an iphone/ipod face plate in the dash.i've been looking for something like that and have come up short.is it custom or store boughtQUOTE]Thanks,Thats where the radio face plate pops in.It's a custom auto sound unit.

looks really good. I like the switches and the vents. The details looks great.

Thank's Bryce.the switches are for the fluid transfer pump's for the diff,rear end.And the cooling fans on the diff & rear cooler unit's.:thumbsup:

Good to see you putting those dimple dies to good use!


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Looks great Scott. Where's the Easy button :-)

Any excuse to punch a hole in something.

:thankyou: My wiring guy Ken.V has it and will wiring it up Soon!!!!!!

Geesh Scott, that's alot of gauges...10 to be exact. Sweet setup and I like how they are placed. Then everything else around it looks good like the 12v power plugs. You did good bro!!:trophy-1302:

Dash looks killer Scott...:cheers:

I am diggining it.
 

Glad to see you are doing a car for yourself.

No shortcuts taken on that dash. :cool:

:thankyou: Marcus,I wanted oiltemp.diff temp,trans temp,power steering fluid temp along with the std. gauges everybody installs.Plus I need 12V's for lap top,Sat-radio.:relax:

:thankyou: Ron.Gettin there 1 pc.@ time.

Payton,it's only mine until someone buy's it.:G-Dub:

You do some great work.....

:thankyou: Todd.:thumbsup:

Stay tuned for update's.:stirthepot:

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Sorry fella's.Photobucket changed there site and I can't figure out how to use the new style site.I will keep trying.So you guy's keep posting your ICON's.:thumbsup:In the mean time I did have some really good babyback rib's for dinner last night.LOL!! let's see if this works.
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