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November 4th, 2003, 12:25 PM
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Tube chassis
I was going to post this in the "Chassis" forum, but I would get more attention over here.
Does anyone build a back-halved tube chassis for a GN? Mine from the back seat back is shot and was wonder if a tube chassis would be fesible. I guess I could find a decent frame and just back-half it but I will be placing alot of fiberglass panels and aluminum flooring on the Regal. Anyone got any suggestions before I start looking for a rolling chassis?
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JCL '86 GN(parts car) '87 GN cheetah stageIII, Ported wg hole/oversized puck,Mease 3" polished DP w/dump pipe, Mease "big neck" stock intercooler, K&N intake, HD adj. wastegate actuator, Ported/polished 65mm throttle body, Port matched upper intake w/egr blocked off, RJC Power plate, 50lb injectors, Walbro 340, Racetronix kit.     
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November 4th, 2003, 03:19 PM
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I just dumped off 5 frames at the junkyard!! Unless you're building a 2000HP ride, just stick with an upgraded stock suspension. Cal & many others run super fast with the stock set-up, so save your $$.
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