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Re: Flat-Out Engineering front end?
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Originally Posted by SCOTI
Most stuff from Sweet is overkill for the average street truck but the increase/influx of trucks @ the track performance level in the last couple of years has definitely upped the ante. If one hopes to be competitive, they better be prepared to bring their 'A' game.
I had not seen/heard of anything utilizing a Scotts front set-up for something track oriented so now I'm informed.
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There is a guy in CA who has Scott’s front end. Done the Optima Challenge deal. Burnt Orange truck. He is on Scott’s website where the bolt on front end is listed. Saw it on 315 squared Youtube channel.
No doubt Sweet Mfg is overkill. My truck is a toy. I wanted to build a full frame. Decided to see what I could do with the stick rails. Pretty sure that is gonna lead to financial ruin and damnation to hear my wife tell it.
It’s all in fun I guess. Can’t take $$$ with ya when ya go.
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1984 K5 Blazer 4x4. Because my daily driver needs to be a project too... 
1971 C10. Auto Cross/Pro Touring Build. Project : I am gonna go broke with this one.
1970 Chevy LWB 4x4. 355, 4spd, Dana 44 front, Dana 60 rear, 35x12.50 tires... STOLEN
I will put a Turbo on anything with an engine if the $$$ is right. Once upon a time....
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