Chevelle T-56 Crossmember

[Chassisworks]

If you're looking for something clean and simple we offer a weld up kit that should work for you. They are straight with either 0", 2", 4" or 6" of drop/rise in the center. You have the option of tabs for box tube or round tube frames. You can see more details on the Chassisworks website by Clicking Here.

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by Chassisworks

If you're looking for something clean and simple we offer a weld up kit that should work for you. They are straight with either 0", 2", 4" or 6" of drop/rise in the center. You have the option of tabs for box tube or round tube frames. You can see more details on the Chassisworks website by Clicking Here.

I've used those a couple times in the past. They work great, and look very good.

[coolwelder62]

Originally Posted by Chassisworks

If you're looking for something clean and simple we offer a weld up kit that should work for you. They are straight with either 0", 2", 4" or 6" of drop/rise in the center. You have the option of tabs for box tube or round tube frames. You can see more details on the Chassisworks website by Clicking Here.

Look's like a nice pc.Hardware alone will cost almost the asking price.I might need one for my 66 Chevelle project.

[65_LS1_T56]

Scott, you didn't get one from Tony?
http://www.abcperformance.net/frame%20boxing%20kit.html

[Chassisworks]

Depending on how much power you're putting down, the 1-5/8" option might be better. I wasn't really thinking about how far apart the Chevelle rails are when I posted a link to the 1-1/4" option yesterday. All of our weld in trans mounts are here.