schwartz performace chassis

[Canon_Mutant]

It is a nice piece but I am also positive that especially now my body is lifted to swap all the bushings, I can stiffen it up enough and notch the rails for some wider track tread, combined with all the toys I am bolting on it when it goes back together, weight reduction and front to rear balancing I'm doing, that my car WHEN [IF?] DONE will be as good as my aging near death experience body will be able to ever drive it.

 

[CaliWagon83]

Would love to get one of those, but that's a lot of scratch.

 

[MC96]

https://www.portcityracecars.com/Perimeter-Road-Race-Clip.html

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[pontiacgp]

for $10,000 you can build a nice jig , buy yourself a nice welder, band saw, tools and the material you need and still have lots of money left over for beer and wings. Or in addition to Port City who is well known for their chassis in the circle track world there are also other options... http://www.johnsonchassis.com/Home_Page.php

 

[motorheadmike]

https://www.portcityracecars.com/Perimeter-Road-Race-Clip.html

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Do you have an example of this installed on a metric chassis?

 

[84dragcutlass]

I like that Johnson chassis page, actually looks like their control arms aren't at a bad price if you wanted something stronger at the same weight. There are quite a few tubular arms that ive seen that are actually heavier than the stock units

 

[pontiacgp]

I like that Johnson chassis page, actually looks like their control arms aren't at a bad price if you wanted something stronger at the same weight. There are quite a few tubular arms that ive seen that are actually heavier than the stock units

it's a good idea to find a local circle track store to buy aftermarket components for a metric car. The prices are often much more reasonable and the guys behind the counters can help you out.

 

[84dragcutlass]

Most of the guys around here that run circle track have mostly stock components, however ive often wondered how, since you would think that the pool of parts would have dried up long ago since these cars are north of 30 years old at their newest point and they have been tearing them up on the circles tracks for years. Now don't get me wrong its good fun and if you have a complete rust bucket car that you cant save that's a good use other than the crusher. However my ex wifes dad had a dirt track car and I discovered one day under the paint it and stickers it was a Grand National with T Tops they had ruined

 

[pontiacgp]

and then there is this, you'd have to modify it to make with work but ti's only $1,795

http://www.durrencelayneracing.com/...s-platform-for-nesmith-street-stocks-in-2016/

 

[CaliWagon83]

I think I’m probably going to go with the Hellwig Frame FX reinforcement kit. Seems to have gotten pretty positive reviews.