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PostPosted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 12:35 pm 
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who has used the aerospace kit and what did it cost? thinking of ordering one and wanted to get some feed back, pictures and a kit number that was used. i was told kit # AC-247 @ 557.99 with a week/week and 1/2 wait time is this the same one anyone has used? has anyone used there old style big bearing rear kit? i was quoted 435.99 i think for #AC-510.


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I wonder if aerospace would do a group purchase

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mytmouz thanks for the link that was one of the first threads i read on this.
erronisme i'm going through autofab i think they were cheaper than aerospace but not too say that autofab won't.


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i use an aerospace kit on my drag truck, it's the only way to go. easy install. i paid around 600 with shipping. good stuff

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jeff what if any mods did you have to make ? i'm going to order next week and was wondering what i was getting in to. i got a quote from aero space directly and they quoted me 750 for the front and 509 for the back 8O 8O 8O auotfab was AWHOLE LOT CHEAPER THAT'S FOR SURE!


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Aerospace must have gone up. Everyone was the same price. Seems like $560.00 about 6 months ago. If it is $700 now, I feel like I am buying gasoline.

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i did not understand why aero was 200 dollars higher than autofab race cars :?: autofab gets them from aero and autofab say they have the cheapest price ov the brake kits and by the looks of things they do.


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I asked someone with who is an aerospace dealer about a group buy and he said $690.00, so the price may well have went up.

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humm...

Well then since I have disks in the front anyways I will just keep the 6 lug and narrow a GM rearend and keep it 6 lug too.

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ok guy's just ordered my aerospace set up front and back at the out the door price of 1033.98 8O :D :D :D . i got these from auto fab race cars in maryland and talked with josh king for my order, if i was going to order a group buy i would talk to him. the front was 557.99 and the rears were 435.99 with about a week to a week and a half wait time due to they make the fronts as they are ordered, believe me i looked everywhere and at all different set ups there were some cheaper rear set up but no front set ups.


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got my stuff in today and here is the aerospace drag kit front and back for the luv's :D :D :D
sorry bout the blurry pic's i was to 8O :D

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I am soooo jealous...

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Sorry guys i've been on vacation and just took a break from everything .

CT & family & I finally met at HMP on friday the 7th . Great people and a nice truck . Had a few minor details to work out , but this thing runs GOOD . I don't want to give any #'s out cause it's not my truck , but for the regulars , i have to spray to hang with it . I set my camera on my slicks knowing I wouldn't forget them and walked off and left both at the house . Very nice truck CT keep up the hard work & let me know next year when your going out with it .


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Thanks for the words hot rod your good people in my book :D :D :D , i too have been on vacation and have'nt been on here since 12/ 20.
i enjoyed meeting you and talking with you at the track we have to do this more often, it was a blast and maybe we could get A FEW MORE LUVS DOWN THERE AND HAVE A REAL BLAST!!!!! i should be back out there opening day or when the weather allows to make some more shake down runs, maybe i will get the slapper bars on this time and see if anything changes. i have some more learning to do as far as tuning but i'm learning as i go along and i enjoy it :D allot, it's always rewarding to put all that work into it and see and fell the results 8O but all of the v-8 owners know what i'm talking about :D


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How would this kit work on a street driven truck? Would it be too much?


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i drive my truck strictly on the track with no problems, i could see this kit working on a weekend type truck but not sure about everyday driving. aerospace make a street kit for the luv truck but it's a little more than the strip kit, the strip kit has a single rotor (it's like a motorcycle rotor) and the street kit is a dual vaned setup for the needed cooling for everday braking heat.


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Did all this go on the stock spindle?


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yes it goes on the stock spindle.


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