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Order the frame and your choice of front axle and rear end options. We start with a pair of new stamped steel frame rails that are installed in a precision jig to ensure the finished frame is square and true.

We then install the tubular center cross member and box the frame with our exclusive boxed truss boxing system (patent pending) in the critical engine bay area. This is a feature not available anywhere else.

Our other standard features include new stamped frame rails, new 1" dropped front crossmember, exclusive boxed truss boxing system, front panhard bar bracket and front 4-bar frame bracket.

This kit also includes front shock mounts, tubular cross member, brake pedal & M/C mount (manual or power), S/B Chevy motor mounts, Vega steering box mount, triangulated rear 4-bar brackets, upper rear shock mounts and hidden rear sway bar. Crossmember allows use of TH350, TH400 or 700R4 transmission.

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