Street Wise Suspension

[68camaro396]

Have any of you hear of Street Wise suspension? If so, do they have a website, or do any of you have any more information on them. I found a brief write up on a 67 El Camino on the Mothers website and became very interested in their setup.

1967 Mothers El Camino (http://www.mothers.com/coolcars/mothers-coolcars/1967_Chevy_El_Camino.html)

Thanks for your help

[dennis68]

What part are you very interested in? The link provides absolutely no information about it, not even what type of design it is.

[68camaro396]

I know it doesn't...I think that El Camino uses some sort of Billet Truck Arm setup. I am curious about it is all.

[dennis68]

Something like the HTH arrangement or a circle track car? Maybe just a just a really "pretty" version.

[68camaro396]

Not sure...I like the HTH setup, but there isn't enough feedback on it, for me to commiiit just yet. But a billet truckarm set up sounds awesome...I would just like some pics to see...at least

[jake72ss]

I think that the street wise setup is just billet contol arms that bolt up in the stock locations. I saw an episode of overhaulin' where they used a quick change like the one in the mother's elky. The thing was that they built a bracket to bolt to the top of the housing to replicate the factory mounts. I'm not sure, just guessing, but the main guy from mother's is on that show a lot.