Firebird Sub-Assembly
Components


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Rear Sub-Assembly:
     Using exclusively designed and fabricated Smith Performance Specialties race components which are constructed in accordance with current N.H.R.A. rules and SFI Specs. 

Kit consists of:
 
    •jig welded rear frame section sub-assembly of 2" x 3" x .083" seamless tubing 
     •rear frame rails 
     •full width dropped crossmember with brackets 
     •upper coil over shock crossmember and mounts 
Smith Performance Specialties 4-link rear suspension complete with: 
     •laser cut ¼ brackets 
     •1¼” x .095” chrome moly links with left-hand and right-hand ends 
     •precision fit teflon lined rod ends 
     •S.P.S. sliding wishbone track locator 
     •all hardware
    •specify equal or unequal length 4-link

4 link components and hardware are zinc dichromate plated. 

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$1995.00  


 
Front Sub-Assembly:
     Kit consists of: 
     •new front sub-frame, cut and boxed for oil pan clearance and header  clearance, braced and rewelded with mounts for manual rack and pinion 
     •new left and right G.M. steering knuckles, trimmed and modified as necessary to fit S.P.S./Strange spindle hub and brake assembly which is included 
     •new rack and pinion 
     •two steering extensions 
     •bump steer adapters 
     •two moly-teflon lined rod ends 
     •misalignment bushings  
     •all necessary hardware to complete steering to column including steering adapter, shaft, and U-joints
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$4975.00


 
Shocks:
     Double adjustable Strange and Koni shocks have special valving for specific applications.  Selection of shocks depends on your particular application.  Custom valving is available on request.  These shocks require the upper and lower shock mount kit engineered by S.P.S. 

 

 

 

 

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From $620.00 pr.


 
Shock Mounts:
     Upper and lower shock mounts bolt to OEM A-arms and upper mounts (N.H.R.A. legal), but replace stock pliable rubber mounts for more positive shock action.  Both upper and lower mounts adapt to 1/2” spherical type mounts - the standard found on all quality coil-over shocks.  Includes all necessary hardware and zinc dichromate plated for appearance. 
 


 

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$375.00 set


 
Steering Shaft:
     Constructed to connect the rack and pinion to your steering column.  Features chrome-moly shaft with Borgenson U-joints splined to fit the rack and pinion and to weld to your column shaft. Available welded or in kit form. 
 

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from $100.00
Welded: $145.00


 
Front Springs & Stock Eliminator Springs:
High silicone coil-over type springs are available in different rates for your particular application.  Let our experience choose the correct front springs for your race car for maximum stored energy and control. 
 
 

 

 

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 From $144.00 pr.


 
Rack and Pinion: 
Smith Performance Specialties offers this new OEM replacement 71-72 Pinto rack and pinion.  Factory mounting locations make professional installation possible.  This unit features a chrome center tube and a polished housing.  Available with tie-rod extensions, left-hand chrome moly adapters, bump steer bushings, and hardware. 

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Rack Only: $239.00
Rack Extensions Only: $148.00


 
Front Spindle Hub and Brake Kit:
Heavy duty front spindle, hub, and brake kit especially built by Strange Engineering to fit 1993-2002 Firebird and Camaro cars meet with N.H.R.A. Super Stock standards. Now legal in Stock Eliminator - shed many valuable pounds! Kit features light weight billet aluminum front hubs and dust caps with Timken® bearings and seals, alloy spindle and adapters, billet caliper brackets, Strange billet aluminum 4 piston calipers and brake pads, forged steel slotted rotors, and all required fasteners and wheel studs.
Steering knuckle requires modification to install this kit.  Instructions included to perform modification or can be done by Smith Performance Specialties. 

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$984.50

 

 


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