Kevin Miller's/ride Tech 69 Camaro

[coolwelder62]

Kevin's camaro will be in the nov. Popular Hotrodding mag. Coverage of the Muscle car of the year shootout.And look for a full feature in The dec. Pophotrodding.Back To back.Pretty cool.

[eric1967]

Maybe I missed it but, what sub frame is under the front? Is it one of Scott's? Thanks Eric

[millertime179]

Originally Posted by eric1967

Maybe I missed it but, what sub frame is under the front? Is it one of Scott's? Thanks Eric

The subframe in the car is one of scotts first designs. It has stock camaro geometry but is 4 or 5 inches narrower than a stock chassis which allows me to run an 11" front wheel. It has a unisteer power rack and speedway engineering splined sway bar. The setup works pretty well but i have played with the idea of pulling the chassis out and running one of scotts C6 subs.

kevin miller

[eric1967]

Originally Posted by millertime179

The subframe in the car is one of scotts first designs. It has stock camaro geometry but is 4 or 5 inches narrower than a stock chassis which allows me to run an 11" front wheel. It has a unisteer power rack and speedway engineering splined sway bar. The setup works pretty well but i have played with the idea of pulling the chassis out and running one of scotts C6 subs.

kevin miller

What spindle are you using? Did Scott make the control arms? I am running a stock sub frame with spc uppers & L&h spindle. I also have the Unisteer rack. I would like to get more front tire on my car possibly a 275. What size tire are you running? My car is a 67. Thanks Eric

[millertime179]

the upper arms are ones scott built and the lowers are stock arms that i modified. It has a 2" narrower hub face than a stock camaro. i did this by narrowing the lower arms an inch which improved the camber gain. Im running stock spindles, I have a set of ridetech spindles but found they wont work with the two inch drop because the unisteer steering arms wont clear the wheel. They are designed to work with ridetechs true turn system. Right now im running BFG 285/30/18 on an 11" wheel with 5.75" backspace. I can run up to a 315 on the front with this chassis. My current chassis will probably be up for sale in the near future if i decide to go with one of scotts new C6 subframes.

kevin miller