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You know what would be great ... having the instructions updated!! If RT needs pixs I have plenty that could replace the rusty Camaro that is in the instructions. Michael |
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ha ha ha agreed! but the same guy that builds the instructions is also the Tech guy so more calls he deals with, the less time he gets to update,,,kinda a double edge sword! because if he could update them he would get less calls! |
Looking good, Chief.
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Houston we have a problem, got the car on the ground at ride height (25" back) based on 315/30/18's and discovered that the diff cover will come into contact with the RT sway bar with less than 2" of travel ..... and then the diff will come into contact w floor pan ..... GRRRRRR! I guess I could change out the cover out, clearance the bar, and or channel the trunk pan to get some travel. OR raise the rear end 2", I don't want to have a 4X4 here! Anyone else run into this? Any suggestions? Rod, what kinda clearance does the 48 Hr have, Brett still has the 12 bolt? Could you measure the ride height at wheel lip? I have about 4" of clearance in the wheel well before contact occurs and would like more then 2" before contact with hard parts .... any comments or suggestions would be appreciated! ROD? http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...910/GFYSbA.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...633/jUZ6b0.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...537/JTakYU.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...912/4jr7m0.jpg http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...674/CAeK9r.jpg Thanks for looking .... suggestions welcome! |
Update 12/12
Wow, no one commented! So I went back and looked at many 67 Camaros with RT 4bar and I guess they are that high ... 48 Hour Camaro sits tall in the rear so ...... I raised the car up to 27" and gained clearance on the pumpkin, I think I will raise the trunk a little (similar to a fuel sump just upside down?) and :superhack: clearance the cross bar and re weld it outa the way of the suspension travel of the diff! I'll work on that after I get the rear brackets welded on ...
Finished welding the adapter for the tranny mount, and after measuring 27 times I think I have the brackets on the axles where they belong, the measurements are equal on both sides!!! I need to file the upper brackets down a little so they fit flush to the axle and then time for some heat! http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...538/7pk5Qs.jpg Brace welded and mounted to the car now! http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/102...537/2RuR28.jpg The upper brackets are good ... need to get them flush before welding! With the adapter on the tranny and mounted I got -4 degrees on the engine and set up the rear for +4 degrees, should be good for final welding this week! Thanks for looking .....:relax: |
looking good cheif! keep at it.:thumbsup:
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Looking Good! The trans mount came out nice.
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i have been watching this thread closely. I am putting scott mocks subframe and ridetechs 4 link under my 71 trans am clone.
I understand why your are frustrated with the 4 link fitment. I was surprised with issues with the subframe and 4 link. try using the directions to install the 4 link on a ford 9 inch. None of the brackets fit. Keep up the good work and keep posting your progress. it is appreciated. |
Good progress !
Looks like you are moving along. I need to copy your work ethic ! Beautiful day out in the garage in Phoenix !! :thumbsup:
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