Ironworks to build Fairway Chevrolet crate engine test car - 1970 Chevelle ZL1

[frojoe]

Originally Posted by ironworks

The beginnings of the Billet dash insert. Still working on alot more detail.

Amazing work, love the "pod" style of the gauges, I was going for similar style but didn't have a couple-hundred-pound chunk of aluminum and a CNC to whittle it down with and make all smooth like yours is modeled. Should turn out terrific, keep up the good work!

[wiedemab]

Any pics of the under dash - -mainly interested in the pedal assembly. Did you use Tilton pedals or modify the stock to work with the Tilton MC's.

Awesome work as usual.

[ironworks]

Originally Posted by wiedemab

Any pics of the under dash - -mainly interested in the pedal assembly. Did you use Tilton pedals or modify the stock to work with the Tilton MC's.

Awesome work as usual.

We used a Tilton assembly, Here are some pics I have that are not the best quality, but you will get the idea.






Really pretty simple once you get it positioned.

[wiedemab]

Cool - that's what I thought...thanks for the pics

[coolwelder62]

[70 chevelle]

Is the dash insert going to be a one off or do you have any plans of making them available?

[ironworks]

Originally Posted by 70 chevelle

Is the dash insert going to be a one off or do you have any plans of making them available?

We plan to make then available for purchase. Price will be known at a later date.

[dug]

Originally Posted by 70 chevelle

Is the dash insert going to be a one off or do you have any plans of making them available?

what he said....

[gnx7]

Nice project.

Is there a reason you couldn't make the master cylinders fit under the dash instead for a clean firewall look?

I want to do something similar but put them under the dash.

[69x22]

Originally Posted by youthpastor

I agree.....way too small- that thing will take a 20 in the rear all day long

20"and 19"