Cal-tracs installed

Discussion in 'General Maverick/Comet' started by Jimmy2gates, Jun 12, 2010.

  1. Dave B

    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    If anything, they look really cool!!!
     
  2. maverickdragger

    maverickdragger GearHead

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    I totally agree. LOL. ill prolly paint mine the engine color grabber green
     
  3. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    I think Bryant built his own also, they look really hardcore, don't remember how much he spent on them, I think I asked him once.
     
  6. Jimmy2gates

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    All right folks heres the pics as promised ,and im not copying or stealing anyones trade marked design as these are the real thing as you can see in pic 1 and the price was right, FREE.:HandshakeThanks to a couple of my American friends (thanks Dudes ).Jimmy
     
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  7. jayss10

    jayss10 This is Minerva

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    if anyone is making them, themselves contact me id like to buy a set
     
  8. Mercurycruizers

    Mercurycruizers David (Coop) Cooper

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    Looks good Jimmy.... Gues I should get me a set. Just wish they didn't cost so much. Guess I'll have to put them on my wish list...
     
  9. rayzorsharp

    rayzorsharp I "AM" a Maverick!

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    Just think about it like this...by the time you round up all the materials you need, and I doubt it will be a one-stop shop...then do the actual building of these, you are going to have several hours in your finished product. I looked at the cost of all the components ($100 or so), machine work, and my labor. I don't see any way I can come out just to try to save a couple hundred bucks. Not to mention the possibility of trademark infringement. I guess if I wasn't working or just had plenty of time then it might be different. But regardless of who makes them they work great...assuming they are made right. (y)
     
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    Cal Tracs are awesome! You will love them. (y)
     
  11. 71gold

    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    if I worried about ...how long i work on my car and how much something cost to build for it...I wouldn't have a HotRod...

    some people...build their own hood and some people pay someone else to do it.
    i built my own traction bars, some pay someone else to build them...:yup:

    ...:drive:...
     
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    71gold Frank Cooper Supporting Member

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    ...Like a "cowl hood" was your design...:hmmm:
     
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    scooper77515 No current projects.

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    Jimmy, let me know if you hear a clunk now when you drive.

    I think when I replaced the rubber bushing with the aluminum one, it transfers the sound to the frame so i periodically hear a clunk when the suspension unloads.

    Since you just made the swap, see if you hear that as well.
     
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    I just ordered all my cal-trac stuff today- 2" dropped split mono leafs,cal trac bars, calvert's shocks,lowering blocks every thing!! He does not make rear leaf mount sliders, so I ordered those from Afco!!!
     
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    COOL! take lots of pictures!!!!!!:Handshake
     

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