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Old 04-27-2010, 12:53 PM
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That first pic is a screen savor now !
Scott... did you wear white gloves when working in there
Looks great..... cant wait to see the other "updates".
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was it just a stock subframe before?
that is a 1 of 3 (I believe) that Wayne Due made to accept the DSE or other aftermarket parts. #2 is in my shop going in a friends Camaro. Neat idea and allows a big front wheel/tire combo and gives you a rack/coilovers/etc. but not as good as the DSE subframe.

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What would you build if you sold the car Scott?

Any reason for the frame change? Going to a wider front wheel/tire?

I think most of us on this site have a sickness (including myself) that we can't leave anything alone.

BTW, your garage looks killer
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It will be cool to read your feedback Scott, on the difference in ride and handling the DSE subframe adds to an already well executed completed build.
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Very nice Scott. Making a really nice car even nicer and more nimble at that.
Nice pics, by the way!!
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Very cool scott. Good call going with the DSE frame.

Will you have any issues with the placement of the engine and how the headers and trans crossmember fit?

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good luck with the change Scott, I still remember talking with Wayne about that frame at the SEMA dinner. Wow, its been a while.

Are you going to sell it or find another car to put it under? You know you want to. LOL

If you weren't so far I'd offer to buy it.

What valve covers are you running?

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scott what # is your new ft clip.
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You won't regret that change, but why in the Summer!?
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You won't regret that change, but why in the Summer!?
Todd maybe Scott still have snow so its a winter project LOL
Or maybe he needed to put a little dirt on the new floor.

Nice move Scott, hope you have it done for the Dells show. See you there.
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