Heidts Pro-g Irs '55-'57 Chevy Bolt-in Independent Rear Suspension on 2040-parts.com
Baldwin, Wisconsin, US
HIGH HORSEPOWER
Independent Rear Suspension
Complete Bolt-In Kit includes:
Top Crossmembers
Tubular Upper & Lower Arms
Aluminum Uprights
CV Joint Half-shafts
9" Aluminum Housing
3rd Member Positraction 31 Spline - 3.00 – 4.11 gear ratios
10.5" Wilwood Rotors and 4 Piston Polished Calipers
Billet Single Adjustable Coil-Overs with Chrome Springs
HEIDTS 1955-57 Chevy Pro-G IRS
The Tri-Five HEIDTS Pro-G IRS
is a true bolt-in, high horsepower Independent
Rear Suspension System for 1955 through 1957 Chevy cars. This industry
leading design is based off the proven and award-winning HEIDTS Pro-G IRS geometry, while the bolt-in design means it can
be installed on cars that are already complete or easily added to builds
already underway. The Tri-Five HEIDTS Pro-G
IRS also features several design enhancements to
make exhaust routing easier.
The kit pictured
is shown painted and assembled for display purposes only and may show
options not included in the base kit.
This IRS kit is shipped
unpainted and unassembled
Please contact us for available options
$7465
Retail List $8295
(Wisconsin residents are
subject to 5.5% sales tax)
Free Shipping
(Free shipping to lower 48 States
only -
contact us for shipping costs to other areas)
This
item is shipped via Fed Ex directly from HEIDTS in Lake Zurich, IL
email or call Dave at Dusty's Garage
715-684-7834 with any questions
Please contact us with your credit card information, engine size, and gear ratio preference when ordering.
Dusty's Garage is an Authorized HEIDTS Dealer
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