4 link and solid axle
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Dane Wisconsin
It is a kit from auto fab race cars. The whole thing 4 link, coilovers, wilwoods, strange nine inch with 35 spline axles, upgraded center(s housing), fabed housing, upgraded locker. rearend is rated at 1000-1200 hp according to strange. cost was $4300 plus tax and shipping.
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Dane Wisconsin
they are the best for what i wanted. i could have gone aluminum but the comperssion is not high enough. they have a nice 280 intake runner. if i can, i want to go turbo next winter and they will work well with that too.
Melting Slicks
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From: North NJ
Holy crow, xmas came late for you. Very nice collection of parts. Keep the pics coming.
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Dane Wisconsin
I'm not sure. I called autofab race cars and told them I wanted a kit. I had asked about the flange to flange length since I was going to weld it all up myself........... but then decided to let them do it so it was welded in a jig and set properly with out wasting a ton of my time. So I never got the flange to flange length but as far as I know it is close to stock length. had a guy measure the inside of rotor to inside of rotor and it was about 51-53 inches if I remember correctly.
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Racer
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From: Dane Wisconsin
I plan on going to work on it a bit later
and take some more pics. I do have some questions on things I found under the car too. There are some metal plates that look like they hold the seat and seat belt on the underside of the flood, can I get these some place? Mine are rotted pretty bad. If I can't, I can fab something up too.
Thanks for all the great replies.
Racer
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Dallas, TX
thats an awesome project you've got, are you planning on tubbing it later? Imagine how awesome it would look with 20in wide tires in the back. I want to do something like that in the near future. Good luck and keep us updated with lots of photos, I'm curious how it turns out.
-alex
-alex
Melting Slicks
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From: North NJ
Man those heads would be kind of small for a 509 IMHO. I bet that thing had awesome low end grunt.
I plan on going to work on it a bit later
and take some more pics. I do have some questions on things I found under the car too. There are some metal plates that look like they hold the seat and seat belt on the underside of the flood, can I get these some place? Mine are rotted pretty bad. If I can't, I can fab something up too.
Thanks for all the great replies.
I plan on going to work on it a bit later
and take some more pics. I do have some questions on things I found under the car too. There are some metal plates that look like they hold the seat and seat belt on the underside of the flood, can I get these some place? Mine are rotted pretty bad. If I can't, I can fab something up too.
Thanks for all the great replies.
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Racer
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Dane Wisconsin
Yes you can get those seat belt plates at any corvette part supplier. Paragon has good ones. BUT you'll be wanting to run a 5-6 point harness so you may not use those mounts anyway. Plan it out first prior to buying any stock brackets. Sounds like a rollcage will be in your future too.
Melting Slicks
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