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11-25-2008 #1
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Anyone working on new parts
Just wondering if anyone had any new parts in the works that they wanted to share with us.
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11-25-2008 #2
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We have a ton of new parts and you can see them on our website on the billet section or on our store. I am loading more stuff all the time and we have new products coming out every week.
Chris Fesler
11-25-2008 #3
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The first production new-style Camaro/Nova g-Bar is installed in a (mule) car, I will have pictures tomorrow....
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We have a new style of pedal cover in the works. The prototypes have been run. No release date as of yet.
11-26-2008 #5
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Originally Posted by Freddiecougar
What is the biggest difference between "new" and "old" G-bar ?? Can older one updated as "new" ???
11-26-2008 #6
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Everything is different, and the "old" unit cannot be updated. Sorry!
The cradle is now more of a frame mount, and the arms are much stronger. It is all new, and has adjustable ride height (with shock mounting points) 2 different available anti-roll bars, 3 different kinds of arms, bolt-in FAB9 option, adjustable shock angle....lots of features.
Pics to come soon....
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1st gens? 2nd Gens? Originally Posted by Freddiecougar
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Hello Tim, Originally Posted by Freddiecougar
-Are you saying i cant change arms for later style ?? If so why ? I believe they just "bolt on" holes?
-If i recall right the shock mounts can be altered in olders style allso by just moving the lower mounting block ?
- Why cant be sway bars added to older G-bar ?
- What is the idea of changing shock angle ? What are the benefits of moving then - i have not yet installed my "old style" and would be intrested of this ( i can weld and modify it )
Thank you Tim!!
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I wish someone would make some kind of drop-in/easy fix for the fuel starvation problems in Rick's tanks.
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Still testing add on ABS big issue is being able to program for dire diameters
11-28-2008 #11
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any pictures of the new gbar? it sounds pretty cool!
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www.cachassisworks.com/download/images/Camaro_g-Bar/Chassisworks_Camaro_g-Bar_01.jpg
www.cachassisworks.com/download/images/Camaro_g-Bar/Chassisworks_Camaro_g-Bar_04.jpg
www.cachassisworks.com/download/images/Camaro_g-Bar/Chassisworks_Camaro_g-Bar_03.jpg
This is the g-Link installed in a (very grimy) mule that we have at the shop. This example is a g-Link with the adjustable anti-roll bar, and the existing housing. There are options for urethane end arms and for a direct-fit FAB9. You can also choose a splined-end anti roll bar, or no bar at all.
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