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12-09-2009 #1
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Eckert's Torque 3G Chassis
Someone recommended them to build a bracket for aftermarket seats for me. I was looking at their website and saw their 3G chassis. I did a search on here and didn't really find anything on it. Does anyone have any experience with this chassis--good, bad, or indifferent?
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12-09-2009 #2
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I don't have any experience with it but I'd love to see the specs on it like torsional rigidity and overall weight. I saw the '07 SEMA interview a while back and liked the concept, especially it's ability to maintain a somewhat stock interior/floor...
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12-17-2009 #3
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Well, after looking at the build pix of that '52 Chevy pickup on their website they will definitely have no problem building seat brackets for you!
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I left a message 3 days ago---no call back. Business must be good!
Lee
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12-18-2009 #5
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Looks cool. Im just not a fan of the chassis just in the center and not full width. I know corvetes do this and others. they must use the body to add rotational stiffness.
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