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ATVYP · 10-27-2011, 05:35 PM

Currently, I am in the process of installing Flat Out Engineering's IFS and IRS kit. It has taken a little longer than hoped (with 3 of my own children and a busy youth ministry position), but I use this as my "guy time" when I need to get away!

I purchased the parts from Just Corvettes in St. Charles, MO (just North West of St. Louise). They are great guys to work with, and I was very impressed. I spent a little more than I had originally planned, but the donor car was practically a show car that had cosmetic damage to the roof, but less than 50k miles. This way I won't have to replace bushings, bearings, parts - and those things are where the real money would have added up. This is a nearly new condition and will save lots of money in the long run.

10-27-2011, 05:35 PM	#2
ATVYP Registered User Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Park Hills, MO Posts: 67	Re: Uncle Howard's 1946 Chevy Truck Currently, I am in the process of installing Flat Out Engineering's IFS and IRS kit. It has taken a little longer than hoped (with 3 of my own children and a busy youth ministry position), but I use this as my "guy time" when I need to get away! I purchased the parts from Just Corvettes in St. Charles, MO (just North West of St. Louise). They are great guys to work with, and I was very impressed. I spent a little more than I had originally planned, but the donor car was practically a show car that had cosmetic damage to the roof, but less than 50k miles. This way I won't have to replace bushings, bearings, parts - and those things are where the real money would have added up. This is a nearly new condition and will save lots of money in the long run. Attached Images