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Todd Gross 08-24-2017 12:21 PM
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Looking good Jerry! Keep the pictures coming.
Are you going to Indy this year?

JHeath 08-24-2017 05:49 PM
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Just to watch, my friend Dan Zrust with the "Gold Coast Hemi" SS/AH Cuda is racing, he hanging around with him .

Kirk Morgan 08-27-2017 11:24 AM
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Where the upper control arm mounting bracket bolts we reinforced the floor on the inside of the car. We could not get our DA Strange front shocks loose enough so we put some Santuff front springs in and it helped the weight transfer. Also Calvert did make some parts for the front lower control arms. Looking good.

black88coupe 08-27-2017 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Kirk Morgan (Post 542853)
Where the upper control arm mounting bracket bolts we reinforced the floor on the inside of the car. We could not get our DA Strange front shocks loose enough so we put some Santuff front springs in and it helped the weight transfer. Also Calvert did make some parts for the front lower control arms. Looking good.
What springs did you go with? I did a tubular K swap and front coil over conversion on my 85GT over the winter and it doesn't feel like it is transferring weight as well as you would think it should. I'm running 175lb springs and Strange struts.
Thanks.

JHeath 08-27-2017 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Kirk Morgan (Post 542853)
Where the upper control arm mounting bracket bolts we reinforced the floor on the inside of the car. We could not get our DA Strange front shocks loose enough so we put some Santuff front springs in and it helped the weight transfer. Also Calvert did make some parts for the front lower control arms. Looking good.
Thanks for the info Kirk, Mike @ MPR did reinforce the UCA mount, here is a pic.

JHeath 08-27-2017 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by black88coupe (Post 542866)
What springs did you go with? I did a tubular K swap and front coil over conversion on my 85GT over the winter and it doesn't feel like it is transferring weight as well as you would think it should. I'm running 175lb springs and Strange struts.
Thanks.
Mike @ MPR got me the Strange DA Struts and springs, 14" x 125LB

black88coupe 08-27-2017 08:05 PM
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Originally Posted by JHeath (Post 542891)
Mike @ MPR got me the Strange DA Struts and springs, 14" x 125LB
Ok great thank you.

JHeath 09-03-2017 05:57 PM
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Another piece of the puzzle is this clutch linkage fabbed by Mike @ MPR, it is based on a Brad Zaskowski design that was built for George Wright. Any CJ racers needing one can contact Mike.

JHeath 11-19-2017 01:45 AM
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Some more updates coming soon.

JHeath 03-11-2018 08:29 PM
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Finally have all the chassis components.Here are a few pics from disassembly.


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