Couple cool pics...new suspension design

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Maxamil

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True....is it possible to use the factory steering setup with your kit?

 

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Maxamil said:

True....is it possible to use the factory steering setup with your kit?

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Yes. Factory steering will work just fine.

 

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Neat!

Can you put me in your update loop? PM me about seeing if I can do a quickie for the magazine.

Upper arm looks like the one on my Cobra, but it has more adjustability for camber and caster, since the Fox used to do it from the top. I like it MUCHO!

 

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No problem Cheapie!

 

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Awesome set up, I would be interested in this setup as well. If you could keep me in the loop as well I'd greatly appreciate it.

 

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mustang70 said:

Oh, when you get done with this are you going to help me with my coil over rear set up? Ole buddy ole pal.

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Maybe we can make it a 2fer day on the rear coil over setups

 

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Maxamil said:

... is TCP still producing additional R&P units??

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We have been shipping racks for the last few weeks and are nearly caught up with our back orders. We are hoping to have inventory ready for next day shipping by the end of the month.

Lino
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Lino, are you now working for LA Chassis?

 

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dolfan87 said:

Lino, are you now working for LA Chassis?

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It's called Chris Alston's Chassisworks. Lino, thanks to you guys for finally getting me my power rack. I expect to find the 8 month wait was worthwhile.

Steve C.

PS . No threadjack intended.

 

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Gram: Yes, I am now at Chris Alston's Chassisworks. I got picked up right after the acquisition/deal was finalized. I'm pretty happy here. I'd like to start attending some events instead of being chained to my desk, but work is work and organization is what our focus is on currently. Its a good company to work for and I plan to be here for a while.

Steve: Glad to hear you finally received your rack. It should be everything you hoped for and more. ;-) Seriously, it is a very good product and if you run into any snags during installation or have any questions you know how to reach me.

 

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Psydwaze said:

Gram: Yes, I am now at Chris Alston's Chassisworks. I got picked up right after the acquisition/deal was finalized. I'm pretty happy here. I'd like to start attending some events instead of being chained to my desk, but work is work and organization is what our focus is on currently. Its a good company to work for and I plan to be here for a while.

Steve: Glad to hear you finally received your rack. It should be everything you hoped for and more. ;-) Seriously, it is a very good product and if you run into any snags during installation or have any questions you know how to reach me.

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My bad on the name. Lino it's sure nice to see you on the forums again. Good luck at your new job.

Hopefully we will see you at the track this year.

Gram

 

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Gram

Any word on your suspension set up?

 

dolfan87

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The 67-70 kits are done. Our Bilstein shocks arrived early last week. Due to work, family, and it being the Holiday season, I have not had enough time to work on my car.

We need a 67, 68, 69, or 70 running vehicle here in Lake Havasu so we can get these parts bolted up and tested.

If anyone is near the area, and has a car please let me know via PM.

Until we can get the parts on a car and make sure everything is what we had hoped for, we won't start selling.

Gram

 

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want to bring a trailer to So-Cal? my '67 is begging to become a guiney pig! and since I am not driving her, she would love the opporotunity to get out of my aunt's driveway!

 

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I hate to be the one but someone needs to ask the question.

Is this set up going to be used for performance (i.e. track) use only where welds are inspected on a regular basis or will they be made available for street use as well as on track?

HistoricMustang
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dolfan87

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Historic,

I am not real sure what the legal aspects are with answering that question. We deal with performance parts all the time, and most companies include a disclaimer stating the products are for "off highway use only"

What people do with it once they get it into their own hands becomes their own business.

I will tell you this, we fully intend to put the kits through very serious testing, have all the parts magnafluxed on a regular basis.

We want this set up to last the life of the car it's on.

Gram

 

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burnout289 said:

want to bring a trailer to So-Cal? my '67 is begging to become a guiney pig! and since I am not driving her, she would love the opporotunity to get out of my aunt's driveway!

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What part of So-Cal you in? It's a possibility.

PM me with the cars info (condition mostly) and your phone number, name ect.

Gram

 

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Gram what's the time frame on the 65-66 kits?

 

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oboebrian said:

Gram what's the time frame on the 65-66 kits?

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oboebrian said:

Gram what's the time frame on the 65-66 kits?

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Time frame...that's a great question. I've stopped trying to guess. It's basically me and another guy doing these right now, and the other guy is in the middle of building his first house. his wife is about 4-5 months pregnate, and the new Trophy Truck in the shop is supposed to be done in like 6 months.

Honestly, I have no clue. Right now I want to find out how the 67-70 set ups run, because the 65-66 kits will be the same basic design.

I need to get my car finished...*sigh*

Gram