Here are some new pics

 

lookin real good man,!


-john

 

Here are some more of my pics

 

 

Lookin good,


hell im starting to feel ashamed for not making any significant progress lol. It sucks being off from school till the end of january.



-john

 

 

Lookn good.


hey what brackets are you guys all using, I need to order mine up and cant decide which ones to get.


thanks,

-john

 

4-link brackets? I'm using A.R.T. setup

 

Thanks Tim,
Anyways heres a few old pics that I have. Im still waiting on some updated ones.


pic 1

pic 2

pic 3

pic 4

 

looks familiar

 

Looking good guys!

Now how exactly do you secure the floorpanels....Do you weld them to the subframe/backhalf rails? Or do you somehow bolt them down?

 

depends if thier gona be Aluminum or steel. Mine will be Steel and their for welded in.

 

OK, now I see...Ive always wanted to own a pro-street car and after looking at all these pics, it will definitely be in my future (no time too soon though!).

 

mine is aluminum and rivetted in place except for the panel between the wheel tubs above the 4 link bars, that us removable with dzus fasteners. it is nice to be able to make 4 link adjustments from inside the car.

 

what size tires were you runnin again, I forgot what you told me lol

 

Yeah they weld in, I'll post some more pics tomorrow. The cage and sheetmetal are done now. The bars that go out to the front of the car weren't any fun. All that is left is
seam sealer
paint
install chute
install wheelie bars
install lexan windshield
finish headers
plumbing
wiring

the list has finally gotten shorter.

 

I wish my list was that short



Im not looking forward to doing the sheetmetal work at all.

 

I hear ya, I did all the sheetmetal before the cage just so it was easier to install after. Seemed like a bunch of wasted time but it sure was nice after the cage was in to just notch it out.

 

 

30" drag radial but have room for a 32x18 slick