Front end advice 68 camaro

[RAGIDY57]

Thanks Guys. I know Gary well. I just didn't think he would want to see lil ole me when he has alot more higher in cars to deal with.

If i can remember ill post a youtube link of the car when i get a chance at home. Dang Ole work computers block out the good stuff.

I am going to email VMP and see if the scales are open next weekend for the Mac Race. That way i can have a good set of numbers to go buy when ordering stuff.

[RAGIDY57]

Oh and the crossmember i was thinking a small tube going from one end to the other. I have a friend that will do it for me if needed. I want to lighten it up but want to make it easier to remove the oil pan it needed.

Are there any smaller steering box that will bolt right up or is Rack and Pinion the only way to go.

[tj310]

What your contemplating won't be much if any lighter. I'd buy a tube frame kit .
---Trevor

[dussault.racing]

Im building a B stick 69 camaro. After alot of research i went with, Afco bushings and low friction ball joints(half inch longer uppers).
Global west offset shafts.
After a 3 month wait and a G note i recived my santhuff front shocks.
I matched my front brakes to the Wilwood dynalites that came with my Moser rear.
Baer bump steer kit for outter tie rod ends.
Speed tech for solid body mount kit

Where can I find info on the Baer bump steer kit? That sounds interesting.

Originally Posted by dussault.racing

Im building a B stick 69 camaro. After alot of research i went with, Afco bushings and low friction ball joints(half inch longer uppers).
Global west offset shafts.
After a 3 month wait and a G note i recived my santhuff front shocks.
I matched my front brakes to the Wilwood dynalites that came with my Moser rear.
Baer bump steer kit for outter tie rod ends.
Speed tech for solid body mount kit

[JHeath]

Todd, go on Baer Brakes web site, click products, and scroll down to Tracker tie rod kits, they have a really good selection.