Scott's 63-87 Bolt in IFS....NOW WITH C-10 spindles ;)

[Scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by jonny..2008

you were right it is a gem.
looks even better when its in front of the dumpster.
a real juxtaposition of elements.

the only thing that would make it better is if were mounted on my truck!!

i guess that as pictured it is in the 4 to 5 k range? with the billet rack and and bad a$$ brake kit?

something to be real proud of at the show. have a great and profitable time there.

The kit as you see is more than 6k.Keep in mind we have this same kit with our New power rack that you can see in our other pics in this thread that will bring the price down alot over the billet rack in the picture.

Dumpster come on now it is a storage container !! lol

Justin

[jonny..2008]

all joke aside that is a fantastic piece.
really. really super cool.
bad jokes are just jealousy because that awesome piece is worth more than my truck.
for now.

[jonny..2008]

bump for the cool pics.

Originally Posted by jephs422

Well, we got one of our displays done for SEMA. Man, this thing is like a piece of jewelry! All the bells, whistles, horns, kitchen sink,etc. haha...

It's our basic 63-87 IFS, but with a few noticeable additions.

First, we added a torsion bar style sway bar. This display really shows how much wheel space is gained by switching from the standard setup to the torsion style. It really allows for a wider wheel, as well as being super easy to tune.

We threw a set of Ridetech coilovers on it too. These coilovers are really top shelf without the top shelf price. Once again, easy to tune, and tailored for each suspension. Plus, they look great under there.

Instead of the standard CPP spindle, we opted to throw in a set of the modular spindles to accomodate the 14" Wilwood brakes. Man what a combo! The 14" rotors with 6 piston calipers is about as high end as ou can get in regards to brake options for this set up.

Probably the most prominent addition is the polished billet rack sitting on front. Now, I won't go in to what it costs right away. Let me just say that it is a fully adjustable, billet rack that is completely modular. The pinion angle can be changed, the pinion rotation can be adjusted, there are mulitple angled ports for lines, and as far as I know, it's the only billet rack of this style on the market. This rack is a beast, and probably only really suited for the guy that wants nothing but the best. custom ratio's can even be made.

Enough babble, here's a few images for you guys to check out.

[jmedero]

I think on the reinforcement piece of the control arm it should say Scott's hot rods. Cut it out on the water jet man. That would be sick.
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[Scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by jmedero

I think on the reinforcement piece of the control arm it should say Scott's hot rods. Cut it out on the water jet man. That would be sick.
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We thought about it,We decided not to do it.We have our name cnc machined into our upper rodends.Looks clean this way.You know this since you have a bolt in on your burb!!

Thanks for idea!!!!

Justin

[Zoomin]

Wow! That thing is a killer setup!
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[fatgump]

Crap, no pun intended

[jmedero]

I should have known that you guys thought of it.
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[watkins boyz]

ordered
one for a build im doing today ... thanks justin i look forward to getting it

[jmedero]

Nice Watkins youll love it.
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[Scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by watkins boyz

ordered
one for a build im doing today ... thanks justin i look forward to getting it

Kip thanks for the order.Checked out some of the bikes you have built for your customers.You do some nice work!!!!!

Justin

[jephs422]

With all this bolt-in talk, I jsut wanted to remind everyone that we offer this same IFS in a weld in version for those building their own chassis, or looking for something custom and do not mind the little extra work.

I've also received a lot of PM's regarding ride height, handling, etc. Remember, these are built to YOUR spec. That means YOUR track, ride height, handling characteristic.

Any questions, please drop me a message!

[Scottshotrods]

If anybody will be at Lowes motor speedway this weekend for the goodguys show stop on by our booth and say hello to our guys and check out some of our products we will have there on display.

Justin

[Scottshotrods]

We had a great show in NC over the weekend.Our rig is on its way to Sema.We will be out there in Hotrod Alley booth number 23280 stop on by take a look at our c-10 bolt in first hand.

Next show after SEMA will be Scottsdale AZ we have a huge booth outside and alot of the NEW STUFF TO SHOW !!!!
This is the Goodguys show
Justin

[jephs422]

Thanks to everyone that stopped by in NC to check out the New set-up! Lots of great folks out there. I wish I would have written down everyone's screen names, LOL.

[Scottshotrods]

Got back from Sema this afternoon.Response on our bolt in was HUGE.To top off that we also got several ORDERS!!!!!!


Justin

[jephs422]

Awesome! LOL

[moregrip]

Looks great!
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[68steppsidee]

will this work with a stock column and a muncie 4 speed.....

[jmedero]

Yes it will. I have a stock collum and a t400 tranny.
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[Scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by 68steppsidee

will this work with a stock column and a muncie 4 speed.....

Yes it will work with the Stock column.Your 4sp no problem.
There is no rack notch needed at all

Justin
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[68steppsidee]

with the 4 speed it has a z bar off the bloc and a clutch rod ... so it'll work?? sorry to second guess just trying to be posotive before i go threw with it all thanks so much for all the cooperation

[Scottshotrods]

Originally Posted by 68steppsidee

with the 4 speed it has a z bar off the bloc and a clutch rod ... so it'll work?? sorry to second guess just trying to be posotive before i go threw with it all thanks so much for all the cooperation

You can run your 4sp and your z-bar and clutch rod will have to be modified.

1.You will have to make a spacer to raise your factory block off the frame

2.You will have to shorten the clutch rod

3.You can run your stock column in your truck


Justin

[Zoomin]

Justin, I'll call you tomorrow.
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[watkins boyz]

how is my front end coming scott? got an eta yet?