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02-05-2008 #1
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Art Morrison 1st Gen Subframe - Shockwaves!
You guys asked, and we finally delivered: An Art Morrison front subframe for the 1st Gen Camaro with shockwaves!
We re-designed the upper tower a bit so a 5" travel shockwave or a 5" travel Strange shock are 100% interchangeable. The sway bar has also been altered slightly to maximize room around the air spring.
The package price for the complete front sub: subframe, shockwaves (single adjustable), sway bar, power rack and C6 suspension components is $6450 versus $5995 for the coil-over version.
Last edited by CraigMorrison; 02-06-2008 at 05:48 AM.
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02-05-2008 #2
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Man, that's some good-looking stuff. Smart ideas, too!
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Man I Wish I Had $6500 Layin Around!!!
02-05-2008 #4
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Thanks Craig for getting this done. Well take another please!
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looks great!
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We take credit cards!
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02-06-2008 #7
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That's a nice addition to your great line of products. That frame would be nice for guys like me who drive their car every day and get tired of being too low in certain environments but still want to be low all the rest of the time. ...but all the while having an improvement over the short archaic spindle and basic suspension design.
Keep up the good work,
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02-07-2008 #8
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Me too, heck I'd settle for the coilover version. Originally Posted by molyorange 77
05-24-2008 #9
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It always looks so simple after someone smart figures it out. good job
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Craig...this looks GREAT! It is an honor to have our stuff on your chassis. Thanks for making us look good!
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Craig,
I'm not fishing for trouble but I am curious...
Do you feel that you have had to make any compromises on the swaybar endlinks or is the effect from the angle minimal? I thought I remembered reading that the links worked best when positioned straight up & down (less deflection?).
-MikeMike M
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WOW, did I just read a post where someone WASN'T kissing Morrison's ass??
I am also questioning the position of the links. I'm sure A/M can provide data that shows they will work correctly. Just seems against what we've all been taught for the last 100 yrs.
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