54 belair project updates

[patgizz]

original front suspension:



new front suspension:





custom drop tranny crossmember



4 link rear(original was narrow little leaf springs)

[patgizz]

little info.

original 4 wheel power drums, factory gigantic power steering system, 235ci 125hp inlines 6 with powerglide, torque tube rear w/ narrow leafs.

now:

TCI mustang II front end-
-2" drop springs - 300#
-2" drop spindles
-11" disc brakes
-upper and lower tubular control arms with poly bushings and screw in balljoints
-power rack and pinion
-chevelle tilt steering column
-custom steering shaft with flaming river billet u-joints

rear end - custom fitted to car
-4 link equal length traditional bar setup
-panhard rod
-3/4" QA1 rod ends on all bars
-250# QA1 coil over springs
-10 bolt 1967 camaro rear
-11" disc brakes

engine/trans:
1995 chevy L05 block
-bored .030
-nodular crank
-"pink" rods
-flattop pistons
-GMPP billet hydraulic roller cam
-GMPP vortec heads (9.5:1 CR)
-edelbrock RPM vortec intake
-heavily modified 600cfm holley vac sec.
-HEI ignition

summit racing th350 trans
-2,200rpm stall converter
-functioning column shift
-custom thick tube race driveshaft w/ spicer HD joints
-custom built crossmember

[RednBlack]

Lookin' good Pat!

[RidgeRunner]

Man...

I need a job so I can move someplace with a garage. That way I can get my '67 project underway.

[slick94prix]

So what all have you accomplished since I helped you finish up that rear suspension?

[patgizz]

lots. steering column is mounted, steering shaft is made, column shifter is hooked up, the plate for the firewall for the brake pedal setup is made just need to drill it for the booster and pedal. pedal and mount are made. gas pedal will be installed as soon as the brake pedal is in and located. then i can finish ripping out the stock wiring harness and install the new.

[patgizz]

today: fun with fabrication.

http://www.chevytalk.org/threads/sho.../0#Post1505158

[patgizz]

[RebelGT]

awesome

[firechiken]

Nice!

[Kyles93Z34]

Love the dash. Also like the covers on the motor, those flames are awesome.

Kyle