camaro chassis
 

Ok guys I can find it in any of my newer mags but I could swear that a while back I saw a complete chassis for our camaro's. A whole chassis with suspension, brakes and everything on it already. But now I can't find it anywhere. Just wondering if I'm losing my mind or just misread the article. any help would be greatly aprreciated

My guess would be that you saw someones seperate kits that went together to be a whole new chassis which would be a new subframe up front, connectors, and a 4-link kit for the rear. There are several companys out there making these parts and more showing up everyday for our cars. There was a thread not to long ago about some of the companys I believe it was titled g-force or something like that!

In the December '07 issue of Super Chevy there's a feature on all the available aftermarket frames and clips along with other suspension peices. The only full frame kit was for 1st gen Camaros by Art Morrison. This article isn't on their website yet.
In the article there's a lot of mention of new aftermarket subframes and rear clips that are currently available and will be available in the near future for 2nd gens.:bowtie:

Thanks for all the help so far. I'm beginning to think I just read the ad wrong.

There is a company called fatman fabrications that had a complete front end like you are describing.

Fatman
Chris Alston's Chassisworks
Martz
Detroit Speed & Engineering

might be a couple more, but I can't recall thier names.;)

Here you go, full frame conversion for our cars. There are no pics yet of a second gen (it says Dec 07 they will be out)

http://www.schwartzperformance.com/

Here is a pic of a 69 Camaro Chassis.

Very cool indeed but I assume you cut the factory rails out and then weld the unibody back to this frame in the rear?

I'm guessing you are looking for this
http://www.detroitspeed.com/productp...rame2ndgen.htm

Matt,
I would hope that it attaches the rear body to the frame with body bushings just like the front subframe does on our cars. Man, it would be great to have a full chassis under there....lots of potential once that was done. But did I read it right?...$14K for that.

What's the deal with the rear end... Did they install the yoke to the rear?

Or am I interpreting something completely wrong here.... :screwup:

I'd take 2..... :)

Scurry thanks for that. Looks very nice. I agree with you John wright that does definitely help on the potential. now if I can get the money and the wifes blessing

Looks to me like a Ford 9' or something like that, without the center section....

red70 what's the difference with the ford 9'. just wondering i'm still learning bout cars.