66 Sate..what?
 

The guys at Psm Performance Fabrication would like to say hello and introduce ourselves and one of our current projects, a 66 convertible Plymouth Satellite. The car is currently 60% done. All sheet metal/chassis work was done in house. The engine was set back 3 inches from the stock location and dropped to lower center of gravity, while keeping it all under the hood

- Custom dual quad 426 Hemi
- Torqueflite 727 w/Gear vendor overdrive
- Full 2x4 chassis
- Dana 60 3.73 Truetrac posi
- Modified four-link w/ x-bone for lateral control
- 3/4 inch Speedway eng sway bar
- QA1 coil-overs mounted out board of frame
- Tubular upper/lower control arms
- GM F-body 2in drop spindles
- T-bird power R&P
- Speedway eng front sway bar 48 spline .188 wall
- Willwood four piston disc brakes
- Willwood master & proportioning valve
- Boyd coddington classic II front 17x8 rear 18x10
- 30 gallon custom gas tank
- more coming soon..
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Looks like some really nice fabrication there. I'm impressed!

That engine looks like it's going to thump too! :thumbsup:

More pics please, I love convertibles.

soon the exhaust system will be done and we will be able to show you a lot of underside shots. we have over 500 cataloged pictures of this build, so many more pictures are to come :) we will also be showing off our 69 mustang project when it is a little more completed.

Now were cooking with butter great looking ride!:thumbsup:

That's a killer project :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

:wow: Engine placement, suspension.......looks good

Awesome, more pics please. :cheers:

I'm curious - more specifics on the front suspension if you can?

It looks like a GM spindle???????? How did you design it etc.

I'm just curious and nosy. The car looks sweet. Keep the pics coming!

That's a sweet looking rear suspension setup. Are your rear wheels on backwards in the 2nd pic?

really impressive fab work! I love the rear suspension setup.

awesome your satellite!!!! :thumbsup:
the suspension is incredible...

yes it a GM spindle, and the rest of the front suspension is a no limit design.
sorry for the late reply.

lol no some companies polish the inside of the wheel.

We just got the car back from Tom Face(scottys mufflers) with the headers and exhaust system done. Here are a few underside shots.
Scottys used the following parts:
SPD 3/8 cnc flanges

SPD merge collectors

2" primary tubes

SPD V-band clamps

Spintech 3" oval tubing

3" round tubing

6 heavy duty hangers drilled and tapped to the frame.

Spintech 3" round in/3" oval out mufflers

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Looks amazing so bring my car over and a blank check huh lol.I was wondering how well the x bone set up works i have read a lot about but no real world proof yet.

Cool :thumbsup: .

David

Wow! That turned out nice! :hail:




Chris:cool:

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Awesome build all the goodies. I love those 60's satlelites.
Wayne

I just saw your reply to my thread. This looks like a fantastic build. I have dreamed of doing a radical build to my '66 Belvedere also. This time around I am going the more conservative route and building it for the F.A.S.T. class drag racing. I am starting with an original Hemi car on this build. Next time, I want to start with my very first car, a 318 Belvedere. Any and all information that you can send my about your build would be much appreciated.

I just sent you a PM with my email address.

Thank you!

Im in loveeeeeee........ This car is going to shake the ground! Way cool:hail:

what happened? was the car finished?