The bolts to attach the upper a arms to the frame are serrated to allow you to tighten the nuts without the bolt spinning in the frame. Any of the Corvette parts houses has those bolts. I would get a set, it will make alignment changes much much easier. Other than that, awesome video!
Just found your channel. Subscribed. Dig your style✊️ Love all things c3, especially the bastard 73. Can't wait to get your reaction when she's on all fours doing her thing 🇺🇸
I too have the Ride Tech suspension on a 75 Vette. Not sure if it makes a difference, but your rear coil overs are installed upside down from mine, and per the instructions. The adjusting ride knob goes on the downside for easier access and adjustability. Something to consider. Respond to your take on this. With that being said I look forward to watching your build. Good luck!
HELLO MARK ,THINKING ABOUT INSTALLING THE RIDETECH SYSTEM ON MY 68 CORVETTE ,SAME AS YOUR SETUP. JUST WONDERING IF ITS WORTH THE MONEY & HARD WORK THAT YOU WENT THROUGH TO INSTALL IT ?? PLEASE LET ME KNOW ,APPRECIATE ANY ADVICE YOU CAN GIVE ME ?? PLEASE LET ME KNOW ? THANKS JESSE VIA LAS VEGAS
Hello Mark ,first of All I really enjoy your Channel ! I would like to install both front & Rear ridetech coilovers setup ? Can you tell me approximately how much is the Cost of both front & rear suspension parts ,Excluding the willwood brake & rotor setup ? Also where did you purchase your Ridetech setup ?? Please let me know ? You have done a Great Job on your Corvette ! Jesse
Hi Jesse, Thanks for commenting. I purchased my setups directly from Ridetech. Here’s the link: www.ridetech.com/product-category/applications/corvettes/1968-1979-c3-corvette/ With the brakes and the steering box I think I paid around $11k. If memory serves. I am trying to forget this number. The Ridetech guys are car guys and great to work with.
Nice video! I just found your channel and am now subbed. I've been wanting to put this same ridetech kit in my 77 vette. How do you like it and the borgensons steering box?
Thanks for subscribing Steve. I haven’t driven the Vette with the new suspension on yet. I’ll make a video with my thoughts when I do. Should be summer 2023.
hello could you share the parts list... I am working on a C2.. but starting with a 64 frame.. would like to know what will work with 4 Wheel Disc Brakes will work..
Mark speaks so calmly, almost monotone at times. He surprises you with his humor sometimes. LOL!
The bolts to attach the upper a arms to the frame are serrated to allow you to tighten the nuts without the bolt spinning in the frame. Any of the Corvette parts houses has those bolts. I would get a set, it will make alignment changes much much easier. Other than that, awesome video!
Good to know. Thanks.
Bob Ross of C3 Corvettes 👍
Just found your channel. Subscribed. Dig your style✊️ Love all things c3, especially the bastard 73. Can't wait to get your reaction when she's on all fours doing her thing 🇺🇸
Great video, thanks for the indepth !
I too have the Ride Tech suspension on a 75 Vette. Not sure if it makes a difference, but your rear coil overs are installed upside down from mine, and per the instructions. The adjusting ride knob goes on the downside for easier access and adjustability. Something to consider. Respond to your take on this. With that being said I look forward to watching your build. Good luck!
Wow. I’ll look into that Ted. Thanks for pointing this out.
Need to see how the hydraulic shaft is rebuilt and what parts and part numbers I need
Im now starting to get C3 Resto videos to show up as suggested videos. Something is working. Keep it up :D
Good to hear Adam! Thanks.
My ridetech rear suspension on a 67 vette has the shocks installed also with the adj knob down per directions
Thanks for pointing that out. I will revisit that.
Very cool stuff, great how to video. TY
HI Mark Great video did you also replace the trailing arms or do a rear ridetech suspension upgrade video???
Excellent video and details. Very helpfull
HELLO MARK ,THINKING ABOUT INSTALLING THE RIDETECH SYSTEM ON MY 68 CORVETTE ,SAME AS YOUR SETUP. JUST WONDERING IF ITS WORTH THE MONEY & HARD WORK THAT YOU WENT THROUGH TO INSTALL IT ?? PLEASE LET ME KNOW ,APPRECIATE ANY ADVICE YOU CAN GIVE ME ?? PLEASE LET ME KNOW ? THANKS JESSE VIA LAS VEGAS
Hello Mark ,first of All I really enjoy your Channel ! I would like to install both front & Rear ridetech coilovers setup ? Can you tell me approximately how much is the Cost of both front & rear suspension parts ,Excluding the willwood brake & rotor setup ? Also where did you purchase your Ridetech setup ?? Please let me know ? You have done a Great Job on your Corvette ! Jesse
Hi Jesse, Thanks for commenting. I purchased my setups directly from Ridetech. Here’s the link:
www.ridetech.com/product-category/applications/corvettes/1968-1979-c3-corvette/
With the brakes and the steering box I think I paid around $11k. If memory serves. I am trying to forget this number. The Ridetech guys are car guys and great to work with.
Nice video! I just found your channel and am now subbed. I've been wanting to put this same ridetech kit in my 77 vette. How do you like it and the borgensons steering box?
Thanks for subscribing Steve. I haven’t driven the Vette with the new suspension on yet. I’ll make a video with my thoughts when I do. Should be summer 2023.
really great video!
thanks
Great Video Mark!
Good video and work on the installation, but chrome bumper C3 should retain stock rebuilt suspension components.
This is a base model 1973 L-48 Corvette previously wrecked. Not ever going to be a collector’s item.
hello could you share the parts list... I am working on a C2.. but starting with a 64 frame.. would like to know what will work with 4 Wheel Disc Brakes will work..
This is the full Ridetech suspension. You can find it on line.
Mark, what tires do you use on your steel wheels?
245/50ZR15
How big is your garage. 3:10 3:13
24 x 30. With an 8’-4” ceiling height.
I personally don't like the ridetech coilovers so I went with Global west coilovers they look so much better quality than ridetech for the same price.
No rear sway bar, you need one. bud
I can always add that. I hard a different aftermarket rear Swaybar on it and it made the ride untolerable.
Is better to have it all original, believe me is a headache.
For me, customizing is the interesting part of the car hobby. I understand factory “original” restorations, its just not where my interest lay.
Torque the nuts not the bolt.