LS2 Chevelle Project.
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LS2 Chevelle Project.
Well I am not very far but I also don't seem to move as fast as other. Money is tight and I do everything myself. I have a 1965 Chevelle I am working on the introduction is the new member area. so I would like to share some pictures with you. if you have any question of my project let me know.
Front Lower Control arm gusset
Rear lower trailing arm boxed and mini tubbed
Mini tubb gusset for Rear
Frame Upside down with Frame finished mini tubb (Thanks MArk Stielow)
Front Lower Control arm gusset
Rear lower trailing arm boxed and mini tubbed
Mini tubb gusset for Rear
Frame Upside down with Frame finished mini tubb (Thanks MArk Stielow)
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Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
nice project man....Love '65 chevelle's........... ...........
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Originally Posted by NHRAMAN
excellent---Global West parts I see....great stuff..[where are you]??? BTW-WHAT kind of Bags r u using.?????
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like i have said I am sorry money is tight but I hope to have front brakes soon and at least a LS2 block and motor mounts But wheels may come right after brakes
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Well unless you have your heart set on an LS2 you should look into an LS1 because with a mild cam you would have more power than the LS2 and still save a good chunk of change. I really wanted an LS2 as well but a deal came up that I couldn't pass on and I really don't regret it. Just a suggestion if you still want the LS2 then more power to ya.