Thinking about a Fays2 watts link in my GTO next spring, looking for feedback

[Nicks67GTO]

I'm considering sticking a Fays2 watts in my 67' GTO next spring. Iv'e got the rest of the SC&C stage II package so it seems this would top it off. I have to buy a new gas tank anyhow and that seems to be the only real issue other than exhaust routing. I have talked to Marc about them a bit but i'm looking for first hand customer feedback. I'm wondering exactly what kind of differences I would notice. Does anyone have any before and after experience with these? What did you notice? Likes? Dislikes?

[Ron Sutton]

I don't think you will notice any difference in normal street driving. On track, your car will have a little more grip, because the 4 bars are freed up (no side loading of the bushings).

Plus, you'll be able to adjust your rear roll center up or down to help balance your handling.

[chevelletiger]

Nick,i made my own WL based off of the fays design.
Pretty simple to make if you can weld.i have an extra one i made but doesnt have the bent lower tubes yet(i have the sq die for it just havent got around to doing it)it can be made cheaper than jims,you do need axle mount which you can get from allstar but need to weld the tubes with the bungs to them and they need to be the right length.and a rocker aka propeller which jim sells for $100 or get one from ron sutton he has them too.if your pretty good with fab work and want to diy send me your # and i can give you specs,what hardware is needed.

[chevelletiger]

Also you use a 69 nova tank,mod the filler neck and make mounting spacers for the tank to fit flush