All IFS Kits are not the same!
 

CHECK OUT THIS THREAD!
http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/...&threadid=83067

My two cents worth...rico



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Here ya go.......

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...threadid=83067

rico-bob, there's issues with Martz kits also. I don't think anybody would go wrong buying any kit, whether it be Fatman, Martz, Progressive, etc... but there can and is issues with all of them to some extent.
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fat man fabs
 

I thought I'd give my opinion too. I got my kit from Fat Man's and Rich helped me choose the right setup for mine and I love it. It bolted right in and works great. I have used it in a drag racing application (I chose the coil spring version because of this) and it worked out very well. There kit has absolutely 0 bumpsteer. If you don't like there brake offerings they also let you delete the brakes from the kit. I did this and installed Aerospace components brakes and they fit with the kit just right. I bought my kit a couple of years ago and from what I see they now offer stainless control arms for the same money that I paid for the steel versions, but either way it is a very nice kit.


Tom

No headknocking here
 

Like I said, there are many IFS kits out there. And they all are fine in thier own right... My two points were that the Martz x-member unit is all 1/4 inch steel construction and MOST IMPORTANT TO ME was that my inner fenders on my 57 Pickup DID NOT have to get cut off to accomidate the units A-arms or other parts of the IFS like happens with many of the others.

I was not here doing any head-knocking to anyone's products. Keep on truckin' rico