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just got the magazine today. What a great car. I'd love to do one of those frames on an early Chevelle some day. I know the ride is great but I was always afraid of the power limits of an IRS. Seems like that has been solved by the Roadster Shop.
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just got the magazine today. What a great car. I'd love to do one of those frames on an early Chevelle some day. I know the ride is great but I was always afraid of the power limits of an IRS. Seems like that has been solved by the Roadster Shop.
Keep your eyes on the RS web site. They are doing an IRS chassis for a '69 Camaro with a 2,000 HP twin turbo big block.
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