81 fairmont project

Cant wait to see this thing on the road. I just hope the chassis can handle that 600 inch big block with 2 stages. :secret:
 
bad466 said:
Cant wait to see this thing on the road. I just hope the chassis can handle that 600 inch big block with 2 stages. :secret:
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Oh GTFO! LoL Ill be lucky if the chassis will handle what little power im gonna throw at it. Oh well, its just gonna be an old beater anyway.
 
Were the subframe connectors a kit or just 2x3 tubing? I'm curious how they are connected in the front. Thanks
 
I got the torque boxes all done tonight. They should handle plenty of power now. Also dropped the stock k-member to make way for a new tubular setup. Next up is the engine bay. Gotta get it ready for paint. It shouldn't be too long hopefully.
 

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Casper302 said:
Dont start this shit again :icon_hamm
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LOL! I think youre expecting way too much bro. I dont have the funding to make it any kind of a monster. It should still run well but probably nowhere near what youre expecting. Thats why im trying to keep it as light as possible so it will run somewhat decent.
 
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cant wait to make a pass with u.
 
I hadn't planned on filling any holes in the engine bay but i got talked into it somehow. I still have alot of holes to fill yet but hopefully its worth it.
 

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Got the fuel cell mocked up also. I still have to paint the whole interior yet so it has to come back out. It turned out pretty good.
 

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