Like wannabe said: "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!" eek

If there is any way possible that your budget will allow you to install a Mustang 2 setup and retain your old frame, DO IT!!!

I put a '79 Nova clip in my '52 chevy and I basically hate it. It rides fine but, tire clearance has been a problem. Plus, you lose your front motor/body mount. Making a new one on your nova clip will suck big time. Mine still isn't right and I am contemplating building a whole new frame for it instead of trying to fix the old one. :mad:

If you are very experienced with custom fabricating stuff and have tons of cool metal working tools then by all means do a Nova sub. But if you are a novice with few tools go MII. Please!! grin Good kits can be spendy but for ease in the long run they are worth it.

I hope this helps you to make the best decision for you. Both ways will work but, as you can tell i have a very strong opinion on this issue! grin


'52 Chevrolet 3100 (Rodded of Course)
'97 Eagle Talon TSi(Turbo Baby!)