Tube Chassis for the Street

[motorhead]

chassis will hold up fine , you will build on the overkill side anyways which is okay , the problem you will have is eating up shocks and springs trying to keep it in race trim and dialed in if you put any serious miles on it between race days , oh and one other problem those people in uniforms they carry guns ,very serious problem , no humor when you launch off the tranny brake at a stop light , they get a little pissy with that shit ,,, it seemed like the right thing to do at the time 

[Prodart]

You only need a radio to cover up the hole in the dash..... ....

Rick and Rickey Jr.

DAMN Where were you when i got the new hole-saw bit??  There's only one hole
 

[Nitrous340dart]

Our car really isn't a tube frame car, but it hasn't got a lot of original inner structures left. The floor is welded to the framerails and the original rocker panels, A & C pillars and firewall are still part of the structure, so it's still considered a "uni body".
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Thats a hell of a wiring rats nest you got there!

[jyrki]

Yes, the beauty of an EFI street car. Once the dash is in, you can't see anything. It looks worse in those pics, than it really is. The floors are now done, and we have started putting the car together.
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