White 1969 Chevelle Malibu Drag And Drive Suspension Setup!

Race Car Season is upon us, so be ready for the drag racing, straight line, and drag and drive cars to fill the shop! Today we're working on gorgeous 1969 Chevelle Malibu Drag and Drive car, that's sporting a license plate many of you will recognize. The classic black and white Street Racing Channel plate. Well let's get it on the rack and see what's what!
As with all of these custom alignment setups, you really never know what you're getting into until you get started. Every car has it's own special story, and it's own combination of parts. Nothing is ever exactly the same, so the recipe always changes. In this case we've got an awesome machine that's hiding a good bit of work needing done.

[@davidgough1161]

I don't care what you work on, you make it entertaining, I always learn something!

[@ricknorris6943corvair]

That bad boy is seriously rowdy! Love old Chebby's!

[@terryeustice5399]

Sounds strong Rich. Does look great. Like I said on an earlier video. Your shop is no secret now. Love it for your business.Thank you for sharing your work. All the respect. And thank you for sharing. 💯👊👍

[@davidgough1161]

You are the master of geometry, it is not an easy task to make the front suspension work correctly with the rear.

[@davidgough1161]

That one sounds really rowdy! Nice car!

[@stevecr8934]

Car looks fun. When it rolls up to the line. You know you have a race. Always like to see quality parts work together.

[@user-hi2ev7ug4l]

Back to back nice cars.... good content and thanks...🔧🔧👍

[@ericszatkowski6001]

NICE RIDE!!

[@andrewstoffel1170]

Did Austin have one too many whiskeys editing this one?😂

[@IowaBudgetRCBashers]

1 car I regret getting rid of is my 69 chevelle. It was very similar in looks. Although my built 307 wasn’t near as cool as the big bad big block in this car.

[@J163548]

Sir Richard,you act like you know what your doing.

[@richardlucore6813]

There are many people with more knowledge than I. We are still learning new things everyday... There is clearly a need for what we do. The Hunter alignment equipment just allows me to optimize the suspension so it cycles in proper form. Thanks for watching.

[@OriginalMomo]

You guys see all the toys….

[@Dogman21]

You can see the driver side has a higher angle than the passenger side.

[@fordman7502]

he didn't notice the SRC lic plate

[@hollowpoint357sw4]

Rich your you tube-channel would blow up if you strictly worked on race cars or should I say Lucore auto would benefit your subscribers would double at least.

[@richardlucore6813]

I appreciate your input. At this point, I have watched many businesses focus solely on performance applications.... every one of them is no longer in business. A shop has to have a variety of work coming in to be successful. We do the custom suspension work, and it takes more time and is less profitable than the normal production work. It's fun and great for content. But it's not as profitable as general automotive repairs. Filming the repairs adds room for mistakes by the technician and takes additional time to film and edit. On the flip side. The videos bring awareness of what we do and more business for us to perform. So for us it's not just about the KZbin revenue. But if we are lucky enough to have the channel grow and support itself.... that is different conversation.

[@hollowpoint357sw4]

@@richardlucore6813 I see that makes total sense, thank you for your reply still a big fan keep on keepin on

[@ricknorris6943corvair]

There is a big pile of Benjamin's on those four wheels, go big or go home.

[@bryanfogle6672]

Am I stoned or did some of this repeat??? Yes. I'm buzzed but it does repeat