New Front Suspension! 1955 Chevy 3100 Big Window
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
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In this video we check out our new parts truck and swap over our Mustang II independent front suspension.
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Excellent job now you're truckin
Thank you
Good start on getting the front end on , going to be a nice driver 😀😀
We can’t wait to get this one finished up. Thanks for watching!
Tech tip; wrap a chain over the top of the frame and around the axle of the floor Jack. When you raise the lower control arm the chain will hold the frame down so the spring will compress.
That’s a great tip!
Glad to see the progress to project coming along nicely. Shop look nice.
The alignment for the mustang clip is the upper two bolts on the A arm any alignment shop can aligne it for you. But get your rear suspension in first.
Sometimes the hard part is finding a shop willing to work on something custom.
enjoyed watching your video and your explanation as you went along. I look forward to seeing the finished truck. I remember a 55 Chevrolet truck being used by the local Chevrolet dealer as a service truck back when it was new.
Thank you for checking out our channel!
Really cool project, lucky you picked up that donor truck with the M2 suspension, looking forward on the next step. Happy wrenchin´
Nice job on the cross member install and you have a nice shop .
Thank you. Went together well and I can't wait to see how it handles.
Great looking trucks.
Thank you!
Looks good, nice progress on the build.👍
Thank you!
Looking great! 👍👍🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🤘🏻🤘🏻
are the rotors ford or chevy bolt pattern?
They are gm 4.75” bolt pattern.
if you don't mind me asking. how did you put a gm rotor on a ford spindle? trying to figure it out for my build@@machnikgarage
They sell the mustang 2 rotors with either bolt pattern. Check out speedway motors. Gm pattern will come with 7/16” studs and ford will come with 1/2”. I’m going to swap to the 1/2” studs to match the 9” rear axles I got that have 1/2” studs and the 4.75 pattern.