1SC stripper build
Welded a piece of angle, .125"x1.5"x1.5" from frame rail to jack bolt housing to give added support. I think my battery is going bad in the camera, not staying focused.

Welded the top plate on and plug welded to the the angle.
Drivers side

Passenger side

Have to save for: New axles, rear brakes, rear tires, narrowing the rearend housing and new carpet for the back half of the car.




New back rims came in, Weld RTS, 15x9
http://www.wilwood.com/BrakeKits/Bra...Camaro&option=
My Ozite carpet sample board has arrived from:
http://www.yourautotrim.com/80wideozite.html
Contacted a local shop in reguards to custom fitting a non glue down carpet for the rear seat area, back half of the car. Make it so I can get to the removable tunnel easily.
I am confident the low pad 2.5" bs RTS rim will fit with the Wilwood brake kit I ordered. Calculated, using the numbers from Wilwood, the caliper will be .180" behind the rotor hat face, thus not causing any fitment issues.
The brake kit I ordered should be shipped on 2/28/2012.
With this brake kit, you should be able to use a 15" wheel with 2.5" bs with no issues.



Next week the rearend will be coming out to get norrowed 3" per side.
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What are you planning on for front tires on the 15x4s?
Post 212 looks like you have nice afco coil overs, and the stock placement red springs in the pics at the same time. But you did the adjustable stock upper cups. Why did you not just use the coil overs? I would think that setup is smaller and lighter?
With the coilover in front of the rearend and our local tracks not well prepped, traction was hard to get with the short sidewall tires I was using. I adjusted the the compression, rebound, tire presssure, instant and ride height, trying to get the car to work consistantly. 11.9 was as fastest I get because the car would not hook up.
So, this is my thinking, after watching several videos of the car leaving.
The car is transferring weight, at the same time, the rear is trying to rotate up and upward rotation is pushing up on the coilovers and unloading the weight off the rear axle because of low traction.
With the spring in the stock location, which is located behind the rear axle center line, the weight is being transferred behind the rearend as it is rotating upward vs in front of the rearend with the coilovers.
Last edited by Heyfred; Mar 26, 2012 at 12:30 AM.
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In the near future I will be posting in the for sale section.
*(2) Mark Williams 35 spline Prostreet axles for stock width 9" with LS1 backing plates, calipers and rotors.
*(4) 17x9 2002 SS rims with center caps.
*(2) 17x5.5 narrowed 2002 SS rims with center caps.
*(2) M/H 275/50/17 rear drag radials.
*(2) M/H 185/55/17 fronts.

Front tires arrived today. Still waiting on one more front rim to arrive. May be here friday.

Ordered another Wilwood front brake system, same as the one I just installed in the above post. Will be using it for my rear brakes.
Parts that have been ordered, the waiting game.
*Mark Williams axles.
*Wilwood radial mount rear brakes .
*295/55/15 Mickey Thompson DR .
Front tires mounted:

Finishing touches on the bump stop removal:
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