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Old 02-18-2009, 10:04 AM
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Now that a few other offerings are up and running, we finally have time to start working on our next chassis. We are starting with the 68-72's and working our way back from there. I will keep you posted on the progress.
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couple things. i understand im not a enginneer so just opinions i guess for now....

please try to keep the stock flooring. i know it may not be easy with the designs of the chassis, or the material used which will take me to my next suggestion.

try and keep the frame around the same level as the rocker. theres another design out there that sticks past the rocker and although i like it, its a non selling point. im not sure if the 2 can be used togther or if those 2 things cancel each other out or what. but that being said, im excited to see what your doing and will be ordering one if its a cool design.
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As always, looking forward to seeing what you guys come up with .

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Anything in the works for the 1st gen Novas? Front/rear frames & suspension setups?
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couple things. i understand im not a enginneer so just opinions i guess for now....

please try to keep the stock flooring. i know it may not be easy with the designs of the chassis, or the material used which will take me to my next suggestion.

try and keep the frame around the same level as the rocker. theres another design out there that sticks past the rocker and although i like it, its a non selling point. im not sure if the 2 can be used togther or if those 2 things cancel each other out or what. but that being said, im excited to see what your doing and will be ordering one if its a cool design.
This is exactly what our goals are.
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Anything in the works for the 1st gen Novas? Front/rear frames & suspension setups?
It's on the list....
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This is exactly what our goals are.
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any updates on this project Craig?
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It's on the list....
Now you have my interest...
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OK, it's a new year!

What do you have for us Craig??
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