SMW - Ford Frames (98-02 vs. 03 & Up) (Casey Smith)
Casey Smith discusses ford crown vic frames, comparing 98-02 versus 03 & up frames for demolition derby cars, recorded live at the 2022 SMW Derby Expo.
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And I agree 100 percent on keeping a steering column that's free. I think on several racks that I broke was because of my weight on the steering wheel breaking the rack because of all the flexing these cars do and my steering shaft bottomed out and that broke the ears off of the rack and broke around the pinion on the rack as well. Good derby tech video 👍
Thanks I have 3 84s a Lincoln and 2 ltds 84 s I've ran a long time but these Fords are new to me I mostly run compacts and GM products I'm finding your video is very helpful thank you any Knowledge you could give me for pretty much a stock build we're not allowed to do much but whatever I can hide I'd like to do lol
I've always ran my plates a arms forward on top of the frame. 03 and ^. I think it helps the rails from going sideways. I know it keeps them from bending in the crumple zone
Interesting to see how someone thinks about frames but I mean most of the cars I have build were for stock classes and I never even took the body off the frame
If you do work on both frames it l be stronger any way esp thicker metal along the main frame rails it ain't gonna bend much
Where was this derby seminar at and is it every year?