Getting it together

[Johnny]

Too hot to work very long in the garage, but this what I've got so far. Got to clean up that rear-end and get it painted.

 

[putz]

Great progress Looking good.

 

[Youngster]

It's coming along nicely. Keep up the good work.

Ron

 

[HAceT]

Looks good man. You'll be riding soon.

 

[Johnny]

Thanks, guys. I appreciate it. It will be great to drive it someday.

 

[ruggs]

Ya gotta love that red, looks great....Ron (ruggs)

 

[VegasBruce]

:thumb:

 

[Kaaso]

Looking great!!!

 

[Johnny]

Trying to post pic. On wheels and tires.



Also some pics of the Goodguys show here in Ft. Worth

 

[putz]

Here is a little better pic.Looking Good

There is one thing that you will have to be very careful with is having your tie rod ends out front the sleeve can get bent very easily. Mine is behind the axle.

 

[2old2fast]

Looks good, however ,with those steering arms,out front, you need to check out" ackerman angle." I know, mr. negative here sorry , dave

 

[rooster57]

Wow i see you post from time to time but i am very glad to see your progress lookin very good keep posting.

 

[rooster57]

Man i just noticed the Iron Cross radius rod mounts VERY cool.

 

[Lee_in_KC]

Hmmm... those front shock mounts look familiar... :thinkn:

 

[Johnny]

Thanks, fellas, for the comments. Yeah, those are some KC shock mounts. Look good, huh?

 

[Ted Brown]

Just a note here guys, when you mount shocks with the chassis empty, no weight, you should have to have two at the least 3 or 3 big guys stand on the frame to lower it enough to get the shocks hooked up... otherwise when the engine and all the rest of the finished weight hits them shocks, they will be all used up, already, hope you can understand my strange writing...

 

[Johnny]

How does the stance look? Can't wait to hear it rumble.

 

[ruggs]

Too hot to work very long in the garage, but this what I've got so far. Got to clean up that rear-end and get it painted.

Bet your not saying that now.....cars lookin good, just have to wait for the engine and other weight for its final stance......ruggs

 

[putz]

I don't know how much horsepower you are running but I wonder about your really neat crosses for the rearend mount handling the torque. Just looking on safety side,

 

[Johnny]

Those are Ron Pope mounts! I think they will work just fine.