69 Camaro with C5 Independent Rear Suspension - Lateral-g Forums

Edward Bednar · #1 08-09-2005, 07:33 PM

The transaxle will work with this setup as well. This project has a C5 pumpkin with an adapter plate we've machined that has customized input shaft and yoke because the customer didn't want to give up the back seat. It'll be hooked up to his T56 tranny via a standard driveshaft like setup.Tyler this cradle has been narrowed to fit under the stock sheet metal. You remember in my original postings last year we had planned to develop this as a kit and so during development we've built all our jig fixtures for our manufacturing setup to do it over and over. We also have developed a body jig to produce kit cars that'll look alot like a 1st gen Camaro. LOL. This car was in development at the time Mike Tancreti decided to purchase it. The next one gets the C5 Rear transaxle. We've been real busy developing the full product line and you already know of the C5 front subframe the subframe connectors, our rear medium tub kit( not my desciption but one of the mag writers quips) the stepped racing headers for all drivetrains, the custom narrowed tanks and now we have a real slick roll cage that tucks into the A pillar and becomes part of the interior. We also ahave the 4-link rears available for the medium tub kit. We're presntly packaging supercharger and turbo kits. It'll be possible to one stop shop at 21st Century Street Machines for your 1st gen Camaro.I'll try and keep up with the posting but you can always get me at [email protected]. Thanks Ed

907rs · #2 08-09-2005, 07:53 PM

You guys are really expanding Ed,

and I'm very interested in more info on that roll cage.

**Steve1968LS2** · #3 08-09-2005, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by 907rs

You guys are really expanding Ed,

and I'm very interested in more info on that roll cage.

Ive seen pics of the cage.. it almost looks organic and it really blends into the body of the car.. looks very labor intensive to make.

I guarantee you have not seen anything like it.. very

Nutsy · #4 08-10-2005, 12:17 AM

Website??

Musclerodz · #5 08-10-2005, 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Nutsy

Website??

Hyperlinked in Scott's first post. Trick setup you guys have there.

Mike

Payton King · #6 08-10-2005, 08:03 AM

Their shop is about 5 minutes from my office and I can tell you...some tricky stuff is going on there.

I am happy my car is out of there as I would be cutting my trunk back out for the IRS unit.

There is a car in there that no one is talking about. 57 hardtop with C4 front and rear suspension. The really cool thing about the car though, it has a LT5 motor in it.

**XcYZ** · #7 08-10-2005, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Payton King

There is a car in there that no one is talking about. 57 hardtop with C4 front and rear suspension. The really cool thing about the car though, it has a LT5 motor in it.

Cool, there's a motor you don't see too much of.

USAZR1 · #8 08-10-2005, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Payton King

Their shop is about 5 minutes from my office and I can tell you...some tricky stuff is going on there.
There is a car in there that no one is talking about. 57 hardtop with C4 front and rear suspension. The really cool thing about the car though, it has a LT5 motor in it.

An incredible combination,for sure. Since I still have so many contacts in the ZR-1 community,I've been thinking long and hard about installing a 93-95 LT5 in my car. It would probably be one of a kind.

**Steve1968LS2** · #9 08-09-2005, 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Edward Bednar

The transaxle will work with this setup as well. This project has a C5 pumpkin with an adapter plate we've machined that has customized input shaft and yoke because the customer didn't want to give up the back seat. It'll be hooked up to his T56 tranny via a standard driveshaft like setup.Tyler this cradle has been narrowed to fit under the stock sheet metal. You remember in my original postings last year we had planned to develop this as a kit and so during development we've built all our jig fixtures for our manufacturing setup to do it over and over. We also have developed a body jig to produce kit cars that'll look alot like a 1st gen Camaro. LOL. This car was in development at the time Mike Tancreti decided to purchase it. The next one gets the C5 Rear transaxle. We've been real busy developing the full product line and you already know of the C5 front subframe the subframe connectors, our rear medium tub kit( not my desciption but one of the mag writers quips) the stepped racing headers for all drivetrains, the custom narrowed tanks and now we have a real slick roll cage that tucks into the A pillar and becomes part of the interior. We also ahave the 4-link rears available for the medium tub kit. We're presntly packaging supercharger and turbo kits. It'll be possible to one stop shop at 21st Century Street Machines for your 1st gen Camaro.I'll try and keep up with the posting but you can always get me at [email protected]. Thanks Ed

Very nice Ed.. can't wait to get you my car.. find a trailer yet?

I know you are swamped.. call me up tomorrow if you get some time.

Love the IRS deal.. very nice. I might have you look at my PHR set-up while the car is there..

So the car can go in a junker and come out done? cool.. you guys do a lot of painting?

holschen · #10 05-17-2007, 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Edward Bednar

The transaxle will work with this setup as well. This project has a C5 pumpkin with an adapter plate we've machined that has customized input shaft and yoke because the customer didn't want to give up the back seat. It'll be hooked up to his T56 tranny via a standard driveshaft like setup.Tyler this cradle has been narrowed to fit under the stock sheet metal. You remember in my original postings last year we had planned to develop this as a kit and so during development we've built all our jig fixtures for our manufacturing setup to do it over and over. We also have developed a body jig to produce kit cars that'll look alot like a 1st gen Camaro. LOL. This car was in development at the time Mike Tancreti decided to purchase it. The next one gets the C5 Rear transaxle. We've been real busy developing the full product line and you already know of the C5 front subframe the subframe connectors, our rear medium tub kit( not my desciption but one of the mag writers quips) the stepped racing headers for all drivetrains, the custom narrowed tanks and now we have a real slick roll cage that tucks into the A pillar and becomes part of the interior. We also ahave the 4-link rears available for the medium tub kit. We're presntly packaging supercharger and turbo kits. It'll be possible to one stop shop at 21st Century Street Machines for your 1st gen Camaro.I'll try and keep up with the posting but you can always get me at [email protected]. Thanks Ed

So how much would this setup cost ?minus the transaxle
And I assume u can´t use 13.5inch c4 brakes on this setup?