Reply to "Pantera Front Cut"

davekMember

Tony,

Very nice work!!

Your experience that "95% of all of the chassis strength is from the front of the suspension arms rear wards" has certainly been borne out by several "Group 5" or "GTO/GTX" style race Pantera chassis.

My own race Pantera follows a similar approach - get rid of (or at least lighten) the parts not adding structural support, and re-engineer the rest to make it stronger.

I really like your subtle fender reshaping. Look forward to following your updates!

Will you also be cutting off and reworking the rear??

Dave

3/12/131:22 PM

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