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Old 01-27-2009, 09:18 PM
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i do want the c5 or c6 brakes and aswell as rack & pinion steering i want to do the full pro touring treatment i was hopeing to do this for around 3 grand but by the looks of things its not gonna happen
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Old 01-27-2009, 09:32 PM
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i do want the c5 or c6 brakes and aswell as rack & pinion steering i want to do the full pro touring treatment i was hopeing to do this for around 3 grand but by the looks of things its not gonna happen
Again, why do you want a rack? Have you considered upgrading your steering box? I'm not opposed to aftermarket - I've got a 21st Century Street Machine subframe and the LD 3 link (the best of the best) in a '68 project that's in paint jail now; but "aftermarket subframe" and "budget" just don't go together, because any of the pro-touring subframes are going to be in the $6k-$7k range.

Carl Casanova has 275-45-17's on his stock subframed car. Many of us are running 245-45-17's and C5 brakes on our stock subframed cars.

If you want to see what these cars can do, come up for the "Cruise the Crest" event in Los Angeles on February 15th. (Look at the Pro-touring board.) You'll have to get up REALLY early, but you may decide the stock subframe will be just fine.
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3k budget....you need to mod the stock sub and you will much better off.
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Yeah i might just do that cause my only other options would be to try to find used or save..
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i have looked on this web site for the pro touring board to get more info on that "cruise the crest" event but cant seem to find it because i would really be interested in going to that
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Try right here.

http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=50886

And yes, you can do plenty to your stock subframe to get some MUCH better handling. It just takes a bit of research to get the right information.
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Default C4 ore C5 Brakes on Nova 66 stock frame

I am looking for a supplyer ho makes A Arms ore Spindels that will let med mount C4 ore C5 brakes om my 66 Nova stock frame, Can anybody help me.

I have been looking at CPP front A amr conversion kit.
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i have looked on this web site for the pro touring board to get more info on that "cruise the crest" event but cant seem to find it because i would really be interested in going to that
http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51796

The last time we went there were 9 cars, including 2 supercharged Camaros. It's a great run up some incredible mountain roads.
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You can go to the lat g and ebay and all the car websites and see if you can find a wayne due for sale. I see them once in a while that come up for sale.
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If you are willing to be patient, and you are diligent, you will find a deal.

just watch the "for sale" sections of the various forums, craigslist, etc. and have your cash ready.

There are a lot of folks re-prioritizing these days and selling stuff. I picked up my WD sub (pics in links below) this way, a year or so ago.
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