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Mark Yacavone 05-07-2016 07:47 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
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No? Here it is again:

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Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 502291)
This^^^

completely bolt in and replaces every part of the factory suspension.

Went a best of 1.28 60 foot launched off the footbrake at 3880 lbs. 9 years ago.

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HP HUNTER 05-07-2016 08:33 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
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Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 502901)
a street car doesn't mean it's a daily driver and the only books that counts here is the OP's.


No confusion about it, Abbezia's former chevelle didn't 60 foot 1.28 and it didn't weigh 3880 lbs. but my Chevelle did!:p
1.288 @ 3880 to be exact, Ed, just how much do think a 71 LS6 has to weigh in B/SA? And BTW many many years ago it also went 10.00 in B/SA. As far as my Chevelle and Johns go your not going to want to talk about that. Both cars that would leave on your Chevelle like you were going backwards, both stock suspension, both GM production oval ports.

1320racer 05-07-2016 09:34 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
Again, Abazzia's former chevelle never went 1.28 in 60 foot nor did it weigh 3880 lbs.

HP HUNTER 05-07-2016 09:49 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
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Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 502912)
Again, Abazzia's former chevelle never went 1.28 in 60 foot nor did it weigh 3880 lbs.
Ed, do you see the designation B/SA on the rear side window of Joeys 71 Chevelle?

Ed, would you agree Joey ran his Chevelle as a 1971 LS6 454 combination?

1320racer 05-07-2016 09:51 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
that car hasn't been "Joeys" in nearly 10 years and no one cares what that ILLEGAL car ran when he owned, least of which is the op that asked about the best suspension for his '68 Chevelle. What it didn't do is 60 foot 1.28 nor did it weigh 3880 lbs. FACT!!

Meanwhile, you've never met abbazia, never seen the car in person, don't have a clue to where it is now. All of which I have and do!

HP HUNTER 05-07-2016 10:05 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
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Originally Posted by 1320racer (Post 502915)
that car hasn't been "Joeys" in nearly 10 years and no one cares what that ILLEGAL car ran when he owned, least of which is the op that asked about the best suspension for his '68 Chevelle. What it didn't do is 60 foot 1.28 nor did it weigh 3880 lbs. FACT!!

Meanwhile, you've never met abbazia, never seen the car in person, don't have a clue to where it is now. All of which I have and do!

Ed, again I know I have to take it slow with you........


Ed, do you see the designation B/SA on the rear side window of Joeys 71 Chevelle?

Ed, would you agree Joey ran his Chevelle as a 1971 LS6 454
combination?


"Meanwhile, you've never met abbazia"


Are you sure?



435 NHRA HP X 8.50 = 3697.5 + 170 = 3867.5 B/SA now you all know where Ed arrived @ 3880 and 1.28 60 foots, mesmerized by Joe Abbazia's 1971 B/SA LS6 Chevelle.
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Bernhard 06-05-2016 11:23 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
Last time I checked Alf's suspension is not for street use.
His track record for building cars that work speaks for itself.

larrylomascolo 06-12-2016 01:08 PM
Re: 68 chevelle suspention
 
I own a 69 chevelle bracket car that sits these days,i used the right rear air bag ,it hooked o k,these days i see anti roll bars and adj control arms,,,If were you go look at Charles Sousa black 69,dont know whats under his hot rod but it leaves strait up 3ft wheels up,I/SA car,


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