Scott Mock's Track ready1st. & 2nd. Gen Camaro C-6 sub frame's

[coolwelder62]

Originally Posted by samckitt

Scott/All,
A little off topic, can someone point me to the sway bar used on this frame, and/or info on how it mounts in the tube mounted to the frame.



Thanks,
Scot

The sway bar slide's inside the tube.Then a Bronze-oil lite bushing slide's over the bar,and inside the 1.75x.120 wall tube.Then the splined sway-bar arm's fit tight against the flange on the bushing.I designed it this way so the cross tube will serve as a forward crossmember giving added surport to the chassis.Thanks for Looking.

[samckitt]

Does it ever need greased, or eventually replace the bushings?

Good design, I love it.

[coolwelder62]

Originally Posted by samckitt

Does it ever need greased, or eventually replace the bushings?

Good design, I love it.

The bushing's are oil-lite.There is oil in the bronze.I lightly grease them as I assem.These only cost 9.80 each.So if they wear out, biggie.

[The T-man]

I'm good for one for a 2nd gen
PM me
I'd need it January of you can pull it off

[coolwelder62]

Originally Posted by The T-man

I'm good for one for a 2nd gen
PM me
I'd need it January of you can pull it off

PM,replied to.

[The T-man]

I doubt there's anything this good available,
bang for the buck, that I have seen anywhere
nice talking w/ you Scott
Troy

[Gandalf]

I like the design - there's some nice features built-in, especially the upper shock mount (that's Ron on the phone now lol).

A couple quick questions.....I notice you changed the style of engine mount between the initial and current pics. Any reason?

Secondly - I note in the first picture (coated frame) a heavy-duty looking tab on top of the frame in front of the upper control arm mount - what are they for?

Thanks,
G

[cencalc6]

I should have new Frame by tommorow,I'll update my build page with pics of the frame and with the engine installed.....Thanks again Scott for the excellent customer service

[coolwelder62]

Originally Posted by Gandalf

I like the design - there's some nice features built-in, especially the upper shock mount (that's Ron on the phone now lol).

A couple quick questions.....I notice you changed the style of engine mount between the initial and current pics. Any reason?

Secondly - I note in the first picture (coated frame) a heavy-duty looking tab on top of the frame in front of the upper control arm mount - what are they for?

Thanks,
G

I changed the motor mount design to allow more room for oil cooler lines next to the block.The thick tabs ahead of the UCA mounts are for the bolt on Bay mounts I made for the 72 camaro projects.I changed the upper shock mount alittle to take some fab time out of the frames.I want to keep improving my design all the time.I just want to put out the best product I can.Thank you to everybody who have bought and who have Looked.

[Gandalf]

Originally Posted by coolwelder62

I changed the motor mount design to allow more room for oil cooler lines next to the block.The thick tabs ahead of the UCA mounts are for the bolt on Bay mounts I made for the 72 camaro projects.I hanged the upper shock mount alittle to take some fab time out of the frames.I want to keep improving my design all the time.I just want to put out the best product I can.Thank you to everybody who have bought and who have Looked.

Thanks for the info. I like your change to the engine mounts for the same reasons. Nice design.
G.