Rumblin70SS
Apr 20th, 04, 5:54 PM
Where's the best place to get them?? A friend needs them for a Nova and an S10............any suggestions??
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SamW_65SS Apr 20th, 04, 6:01 PM http://www.calvertracing.com/ I haven't seen them for sale anywhere else. Competition Engineering has their 'Slide-a-Links', which are a similar set-up as the CalTracs. Summit, Jegs sells them. Sam Motor Martyr Apr 20th, 04, 6:36 PM Tony, check you're mail. Rumblin70SS Apr 21st, 04, 11:57 AM Sam, Thanks for the link..........I got the pricing and info I needed off their website.......!! Brian, The email is Zeemann396@aol.com......... I'm not sure which way my friend will go, but we're willing to take a look at anything!! Motor Martyr Apr 21st, 04, 12:33 PM . novadude Apr 21st, 04, 4:15 PM Mr. Martyr... can I see your bolt-on Nova idea too? Thanks! Tracy Focht Apr 21st, 04, 5:32 PM Brian, email me as well....will be gone until Monday to Super Chevy Show in Ennis, TX, but will check it out Monday. thanks in advance. tfocht@kicker.com Tracy Motor Martyr Apr 21st, 04, 10:11 PM There is nothing wrong with caltracs for the average street/strip racer, they have been proven to work fine, infact one of my good racing friends is going into the 9's in good air with mid 1.40 60ft's with cal tracs on a nose heavy BBC camaro. My recommendation to Tony is for a part that is no magic trick and needs to be combined with a front suspension set up correctly, this is an application specific peice, and i dont feel comfortable making many recommendations without having personally used them on the street as well as the strip. Sorry for putting this on the site, i should have simply emailed Tony to begin with. Silver69Camaro Apr 21st, 04, 11:47 PM Brian, I'm not looking for your opinion on the parts. I simply want to contact the individual who is selling them. May I have his contact info? 69ralleygreen Apr 22nd, 04, 1:12 AM cal tracs work graemlins/thumbsup.gif Rad Racer Apr 22nd, 04, 11:35 PM Yes they do! graemlins/hurray.gif graemlins/waving.gif | ||