Heidts Superride II IFS

[bigsnookmaster]

I'm thinking about getting one for my 68.Anyone with any feedback?, it would be appreciated.Pro's or Cons, or possibly other alternatives? Thanks

[bigsnookmaster]

TTT Anyone with any info?

[outlaw 3454]

Originally Posted by bigsnookmaster

TTT Anyone with any info?

i dont know how its going to be but i like it, the purist's wont, but i think rack and pinion steering will be great, the whole thing looks like a pro street car and they do great!
i'd do it in a minute.

[boostedc10]

Have you looked at Nates stuff? http://www.porterbuiltfabrication.com/

[bigsnookmaster]

Originally Posted by boostedc10

Have you looked at Nates stuff? http://www.porterbuiltfabrication.com/

Yes I have. I am running their trailing arms and crossmember. Good stuff! They seem to lay down lower than I'm looking for in the front.

[boostedc10]

It's been awhile but I thought he had kits with coil overs and mild drops. Just saying it might be worth the call.

[bigsnookmaster]

Thanks, I will give Nate a call and see what he's got.

[lolife99]

Originally Posted by bigsnookmaster

Yes I have. I am running their trailing arms and crossmember. Good stuff! They seem to lay down lower than I'm looking for in the front.

Porterbuilt sells 3 different Dropmembers.
Mild, Touring, and Extreme.
Add coil over shocks, or bags.
Your choice.
The ride height possibilities are endless.

The key is getting the crossmember up in the chassis so you have increased ground clearance.
The Dropmember also has improved geometry and centered wheel position,... just to name a few.

[bodydropped68]

Originally Posted by lolife99

Porterbuilt sells 3 different Dropmembers.
Mild, Touring, and Extreme.
Add coil over shocks, or bags.
Your choice.
The ride height possibilities are endless.

The key is getting the crossmember up in the chassis so you have increased ground clearance.
The Dropmember also has improved geometry and centered wheel position,... just to name a few.

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