Beginning the TCI rear suspension install - Chevy Nova Build Part 21
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The rear end is fully rebuilt and we're now ready to put the TCI rear suspension together! In this video we'll show the rear suspension, as well as other progress that has been made on the car between episodes.
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Is this tci kit a certain kit you cause I see a few different ones ones, the tci or church boys looks great
My rear wheels are just under 26" inches diameter as well (17x10 67 Nova). I had been planning on going with 3.70s gears 5 speed with .68 OD. Based on your comment regarding the 308 gears, rear wheel diameter and engine rpm on the highway, I'm wondering if the 3.70s are a good choice. I don't plan on any 1000 mile road trips, so maybe the 3.70s are ok. Your thoughts...? BTW I am in the process of installing the TCI torque-arm and TCI custom front clip. :)
It all depends on what you want to cruise down the road at. Going off your information given you should be able to drive 67 mph @ 2200 RPM’s.
I need more nova! When’s the next video?
Where did you get the brake kit?
From summit racing
Watched the vid again. Surprised that you were able to fit a 295 tire. I'm wondering what the difference would be in tub shape/width between a 65 and 67. I tubbed my 67 over to the frame rails and thought that 285/40r17 was the widest I was going to get. I have roughly 3/4" clearance on both sides of the tire.
Continental Extreme Contact Sport tires. They measure 11.5 inches mounted on 17x10 rims. Nice looking.