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#10640000
AFCO 40000 GM 1968-72 Chevelle Replacement Front Frame Kit
- Approved by IMCA, WISSOTA, USRA, USMTS, DIRTcar, and most other major sanctioning bodies
- Perfect platform for new builds or repairs of Modifed or Sport Mod chassis
- Material is the same grade and thickness as the OEM frame and welds very consistent
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Product Summary
68-72 Chevy Chevelle, Modified, Sport Mod, Steel
- Approved by IMCA, WISSOTA, USRA, USMTS, DIRTcar, and most other major sanctioning bodies
- Perfect platform for new builds or repairs of Modifed or Sport Mod chassis
- Material is the same grade and thickness as the OEM frame and welds very consistent
- Chevelle front stub assembly is both easy and consistent due to the locating tabs having built-in stops for alignment
- Cross member has clearance built in the back side for radiator placement and in the front side for steering components
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AFCO 40000 Details
The AFCO 40000 Dirt Modified replacement Chevelle frame kit is engineered for dirt track racing and follows OEM specifications. The kit design allows circle track chassis builders to reduce their build time by over 50%. In testing, AFCO found that it takes significantly less time to build this frame kit than utilizing an OEM chassis.
- Approved by IMCA, WISSOTA, USRA, USMTS, DIRTcar, and most other major sanctioning bodies
- Perfect platform for new builds or repairs of Modifed or Sport Mod chassis
- Material is the same grade and thickness as the OEM frame and welds very consistent
- Chevelle front stub assembly is both easy and consistent due to the locating tabs having built-in stops for alignment
- Cross member has clearance built in the back side for radiator placement and in the front side for steering components
- Cross member has been lowered on the left upper side for steering shaft clearance
- Crossmember has 5/16" locating holes on the lower section for correct indexing of horn placement for easy fitment
- Front horns have been notched in the spring pocket area for ease of spring changes
- Allows the stamping to be stronger in the spring pocket area, as the metal is not pulled in different areas as the factory frames are
- The horns and the rear lower control arm mounts have two 5/16" locating holes to locate the correct rear control arm placement
- GM replacement frame rails have locating tabs for easy placement to frame horns
- The weight of the AFCO frame is the same as the factory OEM frame with the same cuts
- Replacement individual right and left horns and right frame rails are available for crash repair
- Saves up to 6 hours of build time
- Locating tabs for easy assembly
- Excellent drag link and radiator clearance
- Factory steering bolts directly on to this Chevelle front clip
- Pre-cut spring pockets
Note: Not for street use. This frame is for Dirt Modified or Sport Modified racing use only. No provisions for factory GM A-body springs, front bumper mounts, etc.
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AFCO 40000 Specifications
AFCO 40000 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 40000 |
| Brand | AFCO |
| Position | Front |
| Material Type | Steel |
| Finish | Natural |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Kit |
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I would definitely order this part again!
5.0
4 years ago
Mr. Saturday
Evansdale Iowa
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We are using this part on our new modified and it was perfect out of the box and arrived when I was told it would. Way easy to install and weld yogether
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Questions & Answers
Questions & Answers
3 Questions • 3 Answers
How come the stub frame pieces want work for a stock replacement on a 1972 Chevelle frame, what's the difference?
by Ty
• 7 years ago
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How much does the frame weigh?
by Chase
• 8 years ago
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How to upper and control arms mount and locate.
by Eric
• 9 years ago
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1968-1972 Chevy Chevelle

