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Originally Posted by Hotroddder
I saw your thread via a posting on Tri5.com. I am a Tri5 exclusive builder in Auburn WA. I would be interested in more info and costs. Seems like a neat idea, tho I have some concerns about keeping things on the same plane without a frame jig or table, like shown in your shop.
Thanks
Hotroddder
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Where on Tri5 did you see the post. When we get further along I was looking at advertising on there. I was checking out the site.
The Beauty of the chassis is the tabs and slots that fit togther They help square each rail to the other. Take the front crossmember with 1/4" plate vertical rails that fit through the entire rail. Plus the slots and tabs are so precsion that once you slide the four tabs into each rail completely through to the out side they square them selves up. When built the last chassis I went to great lengths to test how far it moves. It was between .020 and .030 out of square from the peak of the rear kick up to the highest mounting point on the upper control arm mounting point. That was good enough for me and the girls I run with.