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Items 1- 21 of From to the chassis' of these cars stayed very similar while the aesthetics changed quite a bit. Shop these chassis parts for your S More Info ». Several changes were made from , but the Foxbody is a platform known for being the fastest at the track!

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Log in. Sign up. Home Forums Classifieds Reviews. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. I'm going to say a couple disclaimers before I get too far into this. I did not get this kit on the ground. I mocked the kit up and decided to go with Maximum Motorsports instead. So, with that being said, I have no idea how these feel when driving. I am still working on putting my car together, so there are parts that I still have not had time to get around installing. So, let's get started. I purchased my parts through a vendor I found on Facebook. The K member Kit; First impression on this was a wow factor.

Bare Cylinder Heads. VVT Components. I'm going to say a couple disclaimers before I get too far into this.

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That might get even better when your wife wants an 8-second Fox-body, formerly a high-profile magazine project car, once owned by the legendary former voice of the NMRA , Dr Jamie Meyer, and wheeled by one of the original Super Street Outlaw legends Carlo Catalanotto. A now old-school Vortech X-trim Mondo supercharger feeds non-intercooled boost straight to the long-runner Trick-Flow intake. With an old school Vortech X-trim, and cubic-inch engine on board, the black Fox-body coupe proved to be a little more than what Mrs Z wanted to take on. Of course the suspension received the full Team Z treatment front to back. Zimmerman also worked with Strange Engineering on developing some new, custom valved, double adjustable rear shocks that he could offer to customers. Late last summer Zimmerman took the car out to the track, with some suspension tuning he managed to improve the 60 foot times from 1. It split, literally in the middle, and Zimmerman parked the car until he had time to work on it over the winter. Zimmerman also updated the rear end of the car, swapping out the spline axles for new spline units, and putting 9-inch ends on the housing to negate the need for C-clip eliminators.

Team z motorsports

Team Z Motorsports , long known for its prowess with late-model Mustangs, has been working on fourth-gen Camaros and Firebirds for years under the radar, and is now poised to bring a host of products to the market for them. Team Z Motorsports is in its 21st year of building race cars and manufacturing chassis upgrades for both street and racing vehicles. With a background in prototyping for the OEMs, Team Z owner Dave Zimmerman was already fabricating at a high level of quality when he went into business for himself. Now over 20 years later, he leads a team of 35 employees with enough machinery to build just about anything. Team Z has had plenty of experience over the years of building and upgrading chassis of other makes and models, though, including the fourth-gen F-body Camaro and Firebird platform. Currently, Team Z Motorsports plans to offer 8- and point roll cage options for the fourth-gen F-body platform, with other options possible based on demand. Like many other unibody chassis, the fourth-gen F-body is prone to flex, especially with the T-top-equipped cars, and the majority of them seem to be so equipped. Even the hardtops cars can benefit from something as simple as subframe connectors, but stiffening the chassis is only part of making a car safer and having it work better on track, especially in a racing application where horsepower has increased dramatically. You definitely want a good foundation before you do a cage. Making everything fit is the hardest part with them.

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Sign up to our newsletter and save. It's very light weight so even one person can do it if you are lacking a set of helping hands. Clutch Hydraulics. Intake Manifolds. I am still working on putting my car together, so there are parts that I still have not had time to get around installing. Clearance - Unopened. At the time of me ordering the front end, i was told that the Coil Over kit would fit Bilsteins. I went ahead and purchased the hardware kit from Team Z so I would have fancy new hardware that would look great with the new K member. Coilpack Relocation. Description: s Bump Steer Kit. Something like 40lbs off of the front. Hemi Bearings.

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Description: Fits Mustangs. Misc Components. I purchased my parts through a vendor I found on Facebook. I mocked the kit up and decided to go with Maximum Motorsports instead. Recommended Communities. K member bolted up nice and smooth after this point. Gen V Supercharged LT. Deals Forum. More Info ». Come join the discussion about performance, racing, builds, modifications, troubleshooting, maintenance, and more! Team Z's fix for this is to cut your tie rod shorter so that your bump steer kit will alight with it correctly. Hemi Pushrods. Throttle Bodies. Hemi Gaskets.