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Old 08-13-2010, 04:05 PM
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We have been receiving a lot of calls and great questions. We have not been able to update our web site yet (hopefully next week) so I will answer a few of the questions that I have been getting here.

Due to clearance issues, 2nd Gen Camaro's and Nova's require fabricating a new main floor section and channeling the body over the chassis. The 2nd Gen Camaro can retain the stock trunk floor.

Rear suspension will be a parallel 4-link as a standard set up. We are offering a triangulated 4-link and a 3 link with Watt's Link. (I will try to post pics shortly). Both will require floor modifications.

Mustang chassis eliminates the complete front inner structure. a 2" channel needs to be cut on each side of the floor along the rocker and the body then slides onto the chassis retaining the rest of the stock floor.

Chassis are available with a narrowed rear housing and axles to run a 12" wide wheel or a wider housing to run a 9" or 10" wide wheel and retain the stock wheel houses. This is a no charge option.

Base price for the chassis is $15,495 as shown in all of the pictures. From a pricing stand point, this is very close to many of the higher end front/rear sub-frame packages and requires less fab work on cars that retain the stock floor. Pricing is on our web site for all the options, but pictures and information is not up to date. Please feel free to call or email with specific questions.

We are professional car builders as well as chassis builders. There has been a great amount of thought that has gone into each of these chassis to think about all of those things later on down the line that we have all run into in the past. Each chassis is specifically tailored to each model of car. Because each car is different, a 1-size fits all approach was never an option. Small things like locating stock body mounts, bumper mounts, and core support mounts for each car play a huge role in the build process. Also maximizing the use of the original floors in the unibody cars was a major goal to again ease the installation process.
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