Building a Chassis Jig With Corvette Parts! -- Pro Touring C10 Chassis Build Part 2

The square bodies new chassis begins to take form with the construction of the chassis jig. The C5 front stub and the Quick Performance 9 inch get set in place and the chassis starts to look alive!
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[@dekebell3307]

Great video! I "HAVE TO" binge watch this build series now!

[@thundersbc]

Sweet project! Wish I had the skills to do this with my car.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Another good video. I can't wait to see more.

[@B-ray88888]

I cannot wait to ride in the square body. 2.0

[@designbuilddrive]

me ether 🤣🤣🤣

[@Tekeneny]

Keep up the good work, please.

[@GrgBuiltCoyote]

Getting Fancy!

[@kevoflipside4275]

Awesomeness dude

[@outlawmxz]

Looks like its going to be sweet whan it done.

[@gilhernandez605]

What were your measurements for the frame jig???

[@gtmotorsports937]

Any chance you could share the mounting points and angles of the C-5 suspension?

[@designbuilddrive]

Once I get everything made and it checks out I can share it.

[@jessesmith5142]

If you are going all out why use a 9” and not an independent rear suspension as well? If you are a road racer wouldn’t it be easier to control you exit velocity

[@designbuilddrive]

I chose the 9 inch for serviceability of the drive train. To change a clutch, you either have to pull the motor or drop the whole rear cradle. Both of which I don't wanna do. I'd rather pull the trans.

[@Lsguy74]

What size tubing is this made out of?

[@designbuilddrive]

2x2 .25 wall.

[@Lsguy74]

@@designbuilddrive and what demensions is this?

[@designbuilddrive]

Its about 68" by 180" with 6"legs

[@mikebrillakis7915]

My man, make that thing a little taller to save your back you'll thank me when you're older