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BIGglaSS · 03-10-2017, 11:04 PM

I know this number, I just have to find it or measure it from my truck.

Can I talk you out of cutting the frame for a camaro clip? I understand why they were done 20 years ago, but now days we have other good options. Leaving the frame alone will make mounting the front sheet metal much easier. The camaro clip is slightly on the wide side. Stock geometry leaves more to be desired. If you add new control arms and big brake kits, brings you into the budget of other cross member kits. I thought I would just do a cheap camaro install.... In the end, I spent more than I would have on a C4 swap. I will never do another camaro swap. Look into C4 corvette, Heidts, or Porterbuilt.

03-10-2017, 11:04 PM	#12
BIGglaSS Registered User Join Date: May 2014 Location: ID Posts: 663	Re: Camaro Clip Measurement. Help! I know this number, I just have to find it or measure it from my truck. Can I talk you out of cutting the frame for a camaro clip? I understand why they were done 20 years ago, but now days we have other good options. Leaving the frame alone will make mounting the front sheet metal much easier. The camaro clip is slightly on the wide side. Stock geometry leaves more to be desired. If you add new control arms and big brake kits, brings you into the budget of other cross member kits. I thought I would just do a cheap camaro install.... In the end, I spent more than I would have on a C4 swap. I will never do another camaro swap. Look into C4 corvette, Heidts, or Porterbuilt.