1967 Chevelle Roadster shop vs stock chassis ride height

[CamaroJesse]

I am about to start working on a 67 Chevelle survivor car. The car is 100% stock at this point. I see the roadster shop chassis chevelles with low ride height and tires tucked nicely and I think it looks great. I dont know know that I want to spend Roadster shop money so im wondering if i can achieve this ride height with the stock frame and bolt on parts like control arms and coilovers but also have a nice ride. This car is more of a cruiser so needs to have a nice ride but also need to corner well enough for spirited driving around the street. I plan on running 18s and 19s.

thanks!

[dhutton]

You can do it on a stock chassis. Plan on raising the tunnel to get decent driveline angles. Speedtech has a tunnel. ABC Performance has tubs and frame narrowing kit.

[dontlifttoshift]

You can get there to that height but the compromises in wheel width, ride quality, and general packaging aren't worth it......to me. Add up the money, I bet it's closer than you think.

[dhutton]

You can get there to that height but the compromises in wheel width, ride quality, and general packaging aren't worth it......to me. Add up the money, I bet it's closer than you think.

Yes as usual Donny is right. On the 65 I did by the time I was done it was likely close to a wash with an aftermarket chassis.

[CamaroJesse]

Thanks for the i put. I think im going with a Roadstershop chassis!