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How does your car sit with your upper crossbar mounted like that?Any pics from the rear?......Thax.

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Thats how I do it... this is my P-body chassis

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Welcome back Mr.P...what are your thoughts on mounting the x on the upper crossbar just above the tabs that mounts the upper shocks sense i'm running stock frame rails?......

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Thats how I do it... this is my P-body chassis

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Welcome back Mr.P...what are your thoughts on mounting the x on the upper crossbar just above the tabs that mounts the upper shocks sense i'm running stock frame rails?......

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Since you have stock rails, I would drop them at the
corner where the shock bar mounts or on the rail at
that point(either way thats only a couple of inches)...
that gives you the best loading

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Like this? Look closely in the driver's side rear window..... Is that Santa Claus????

ML

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No not Santa Claus,but "Bad Bob".
Mr.P(Mike) welcome back.If you look close you will see the shock area is tied to the trunk bars.Full chassis and round tube cars are done differently and depending on the wheelbase and main hoop location you have to determine the appropiate areas for bar effectivness.If we tied the X-brace to the shock area that would leave over 4 feet of frame rail unsupported,and two bar landing within 2 feet of each other.The X is just above the radius bend of the 4-link brackets where it do the most good.We follow NHRA and SFI quality assurance specifications as not to have any issues certifying our cages.