Project 1968 Roush-Fenway Cyclone

[1sikride]

Two thumbs way up

[galaxie460]

This is hands down my favorite build on here, great job

[1968CamaroSS_Sam]

Very neat project. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[Goodale Engineering]

Just got the car back from Spraker Racing, they threw down some chassis grey and hot rod black

[Goodale Engineering]

I started with the front suspension, installing the shims and dowels in the same orientation as when I removed them. The car will have to be aligned and re-cambered/toed, but this will give us a good starting point. I am using SD20 to clean the parts prior to reinstalling them, this is what the cup teams use in between practice sessions and before the race - it works wonders.

[Goodale Engineering]

Next I had to refit my brake lines to make sure they fit, and then flare the ends. I also had to install the Tilton pedal assembly, and fluid reservoirs. I threw the steering shaft in as well, since it was easier to get it done now rather than later.

[Goodale Engineering]

I bolted in the rear sway bar, as well as the front sway bar and end links. The steering box is installed, and next I will need to connect the box to the steering column. So far so good.

[MOREHORSEPOWER]

That is going to be one bad ass ride when done !!

[Peter Mc Mahon]

Awesome

[wfo guy]

Nice stuff!

[andrewb70]

This reminds om of the Cooper Head Chevelle from about 2001-2002...

http://www.superchevy.com/features/6...olet-chevelle/

[ryeguy2006a]

Very cool project.

[69stang]

I love this level of fabrication. Looking good!

[813Demon340]

Wow!!! How did I not see this sooner! Amazing project with such a cool car, its great to see a Cyclone done up like this. Keep up the great progress!

[cornfedbill]

Way cool!

[Goodale Engineering]

Just a quick update, and one of the only decent pictures I have of the car. MetalMaster had to relocate shops, so I had to throw the car together and bring it up to my garage in PA. Dad and I drove down and made it a roller for the time being, but some of it will have to come back apart. Here's a preview of the car at ride height before being loaded into the car hauler.

[Josh@Ridetech]

Very cool! The stance turned out awesome.

[JRANGER]

Pretty Badass

[wfo guy]

I hope there's no more surprises before completion!

[Goodale Engineering]

Since I've updated this last, we got the rear end and motor/trans back in the car, and it is back in Pennsylvania. I rebuilt the rear with some new inner axle seals, new gasket, and fresh Joe Gibbs gear oil. I had an spare set of wheels powder coated gold, and picked up some Sonoma road course tires from a cup team in Mooresville. Right now I am finishing up the dry sump oil lines, and fitting some new -16 send/return lines to the tank.