I would try myself but I have not welded in years and would also have to borrow a welder. I want it done right with the suspension loaded if possible. I have read various stories of installs and definatley do not want the carpet on fire, the rear bolt not going back into the trailing arm mount or the front welds breaking loose. Thanks

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2002 Z28
1997 Z71
1983 K5
1969 CORVETTE
1969 CHEVELLE

 

Good luck! I've lived here for seven years owning and modifing two 4th gen f-bodys during that time. I absolutely hate every "speed shop" in this city! They are slow in turn around time, half assed, not cust. svc. oriented & in my experience very pricey. I usually wind up calling everyone I know all over town to try to get a lot of recomendations before I get any kind of serious work done here in Austin. As for your sfc's??? You might try Leonard's garage on South 1st. An older gentelman named Rusty has done some welding work for me in the past and it has been quite professional. He should be able to do it with your car's suspension under load. Worth a shot.

 

There's a place up north on 183.. Outside of town that alot of people on the AFB list goto, but I cant remember the damn name of the place now.. American Muffler maybe, but dont know the city.

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Edward Fay
1996 Firebird Formula
A4, 2.73, Hooker Long Tubes
IRS Valvetrain Package, CC305, PCMForless Programming
294HP/316Torque

 

Check out speed factory by howard lane in Austin. Talk to Cliff, the guy is a bad *** welder. He built my chassis on my 69 camaro. check out Speedfactoryone.com or call 251-0101.

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1969 camaro RS, 355 11:1, dart pro 1's XE 274 comp cam, single plane steet dominator, 750 holley, 4:11 posi, Muncie 4 speed, 4-link and minitubs with 17x11 TT 2's stuffed under there, 6 point cage