Those of you who run a full frame under your 1st gen Camaro

[monza]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Skip you dirty dog you!

Why not a 68?

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[ProdigyCustoms]

We own both full frame and subframe cars, in convertibles to boot. if the subframe car is reinforced with a roll bar system, it is going to be plenty strong.

If I jack up EmptyNest (subrame) or Project Prodigy (full frame) the door gap will open a tiny bit on EmptyNest, but only a tiny bit. On Prodigy, no opening at all. Prodigy is amazingly stiff.

Is it worth the 1000 hours of extra work.................Hell No!

[fleet]

Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms

Is it worth the 1000 hours of extra work.................Hell No!

Seriously, a 1000 hours?!

Ouch...I had no idea.

Then again, you guys may have lives...

[DOOM]

Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms

We own both full frame and subframe cars, in convertibles to boot. if the subframe car is reinforced with a roll bar system, it is going to be plenty strong.

If I jack up EmptyNest (subrame) or Project Prodigy (full frame) the door gap will open a tiny bit on EmptyNest, but only a tiny bit. On Prodigy, no opening at all. Prodigy is amazingly stiff.

Is it worth the 1000 hours of extra work.................Hell No!

Okay Frank , are you in that spray booth without a mask again!!! Just messen with ya!!!

[nvr2fst]

Originally Posted by ProdigyCustoms

Is it worth the 1000 hours of extra work.................Hell No!

Come on Frank this is out of line subtract a "0" if your aggressively fast otherwise somewhere in the 200 range seems more like it.

The Chrysler 300 Troy and the boys put together wasnt no 1000hrs

[jcal87]

I'm betting he was exaggerating just a little bit.

[nvr2fst]

Originally Posted by jcal87

I'm betting he was exaggerating just a little bit.

I caught this fish one time......................

[fxstdale]

when I built mine I was considering the same Idea of a full frame option for my 68. I opted for the AME rear triangulated 4 bar clip which was .120 wall 2x4 rails, subframe conncectors are also .120 2x4 through floor style, with AME gt front clip and I tied it all togeather with a 8 point cage, so its going to be real stiff. I would have went with a full frame from AME if I would have needed floors. I could have bought the front and rear clips with sub frame connectors already welded in but for me the end result was the the same either way.

[fleet]

Originally Posted by fxstdale

when I built mine I was considering the same Idea of a full frame option for my 68. I opted for the AME rear triangulated 4 bar clip which was .120 wall 2x4 rails, subframe conncectors are also .120 2x4 through floor style, with AME gt front clip and I tied it all togeather with a 8 point cage, so its going to be real stiff. I would have went with a full frame from AME if I would have needed floors. I could have bought the front and rear clips with sub frame connectors already welded in but for me the end result was the the same either way.

Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by WaterCooledNelds

Here's one of the threads Dave.

http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=55272

Thanks Skip. I'll take a look.

Originally Posted by monza

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hey now! be nice!