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Thanks dude, people are unaware

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@@genestrelkov9886 most shops doing suspension setups use these to set the ride height and dial in suspension components

Oh ok, thank you for clarification, we use alignment rack for thinks like that!

Yea, a lot of these classic cars are all custom fabricated components and these boxes make it very easy for someone to set ride height, pinion angle, etc without breaking the bank. A lot of custom builders use these to house their project for the life of the project to get it on a better working height and being able to get under it easily for wiring, exhaust etc without needing to tie up a lift on a long term project. Alignment racks are great for alignments but they only make money when your turning and burning these boxes pay for themselves every minute.

They are impressive little structures

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Risers for setting a car on and turning suspension and ride height lol

​@MaffettMotorwerks that doesn't sound safe at all lol I sure hope those random screws you found are rated for the weight of the car

@fishingwithleaches been using these style platforms for 15 years. They work great and every pro touring shop and performance shop I know of uses these for mock up. You should build a set and try them out.

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Thats right! good eye

That is a fact! I may have to do a rendering of it just for fun

THANKS! we are to, so far it doesn't seem like much of the original is going to be able to be salvaged.

@@josephrago6355 that is one burden. The rear coil over dies need to be unbolted to let the rear drop enough to remove the tire in the back. We went pretty low and pretty wide with the tires on this. That is a trade off for the performance.

True

This stuff is an air freshener that is made of natural oils and citrus. Dissolves this plastidip instantly.

No need this stuff is natural citrus oil

that sounds like a badass truck

if there was any metal left we definitely would! She is bad

we have all heard the stories once or twice lol Thanks for watching

@@fluorescentmug8333 yes harbor freight ripped off the design from Eastwood. It is definitely not the same quality but near identical design. Having used both I can attest that the Eastwood is the better of the two, which makes sense since they are the ones who invented it.

My driver side went out at about the same time length as well. I called Oracle and they sent me out a brand new set. They are aware of the issue and said that the lights manufactured after April 2024 have addressed the issue just letting you know

@@vanquish_engineering they sent me a replacement passenger side……

@@germanlopez758 Holley definitely makes kits compatible with just about every application

@@ricramirez110788 yea this one has been a daily driver every day since this install

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@@russellholt2555 this is one of our favs

Thanks!

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Have you removed your helmet in the presence of another?

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That light of a body, it was just fine.

The best part in the video

true, and you still have "purists" getting mad at motor swaps lol

Small-block Chevys were plentiful and affordable, in addition to being amazing performers. In `66, 327s were available in 275 HP, 300 HP, 340 HP, 350 HP (L79), and 365 HP (solid lifter Duntov cam, and 4 barrel carb) TOTL Fuel Injected motors were rated at 375 HP.

​@@blackwaterdogs4256 What's the ignition timing for a '57 Chevy BelAir with a 327 engine and a 4 barrel carb?? 🤔 Hahahaha 😆😆