I've priced it in my area, (nc), its $5000.. couldn't afford that so I'm doing my own.

@@dimitricrozier6426 well at least you can do it i lost my house in a flood and had to sell mine to build a new house. BOO HOO

@@MadsWorld34 sorry to hear this man

The entire mini-tub installation process should be around 40-50hrs depending upon installer skill level and experience.

@@detroitspeed is that 40-50 hours start at the point of the video or is that with disassembly of the vehicle gas tank and all the other parts missing

Please contact our sales & technical associates at 704-662-3272 or sales@detroitspeed.com for all product information. Thank you.

That video we have is a little old, we will have to update it!

James, for Mini-Tubs, cutting the framerail is absolutely necessary to fit a larger tire. Please contact our sales and technical associates at 704-662-3272 or sales@detroitspeed.com for more information.

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@Kylo Kingsley Instablaster :)

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Ed, this car now utilizes our QUADRALink rear suspension kit. You can view it below... www.detroitspeed.com/rear-suspension-7

Sweet do you have any video of install like you have on mini tub....I already installed your mini tub kit but want to maximize the space it gave me so the leaf springs are at scrap yard now need to install rear end

disregard i just opened link and see the video attached

So if I go with the mini tubs I can't use my stock leaf springs??

Anthony, if Summit has provided you with the wrong tubs, you will need to contact their customer service department. The part number for Chevy II Mini-Tubs is 040404

It depends on what year specifically but if you just do the mini-tubs and nothing else, the leaf springs are still in the same location so you will really not gain much room for anything wider than a stock tire size with a stock tub. Essentially, you would do all of the fab work to maybe gain a 1/2” of clearance (my guess). The leaf springs and/or shocks would also need to be offset inboard or you'd have to go with our QUADRALink™ Kit.

Tci states with a mini tub and their 4 link kit 305mm 62-65 and up to a 315mm 66-67

Keith, Unless you are building a mild drag only car, it would be a lot to go to all that trouble and back half a car with a ladder bar and ever want to drive it on the street. With the Mini-tubs and QUADRAlink™ you can have the best of both worlds with a wide tire in the back. If you have any intention of driving on the street, you do not want ladder bars.

When installing the Detroit Speed QUADRALink with this kit, the shock tower is no longer used.

This is how it needs to be done correctly.