26.1 Down Flow Radiator Install w/ Electric Fan

How to tell if you have a V8 or 6-cylinder Core Support

How to tell if you have a V8 or 6-cylinder Core Support

Note:  1955-57 Chevy’s mounted their radiators in different positions, depending on which engine was installed, V8 or 6-cylinder.  The V8 radiator mounted in the V8 position, engine side of the core support, and used a V8 core support.  6-cylinder cars mounted the radiator on the grille side of the core support for clearance, since the 6-cylinder was longer than the V8, and used a 6-cylinder core support.  The handy info page to the left will explain things better.  Click the pic for a larger version.

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23.2 John’s Industries 9″ Ford Axle & CPP Leaf Spring Relocation Kit Install

Full Install 23.2 John's Industries 9" Ford Rear Axle & Leaf Spring Pocket Kit23.2 John’s Industries 9″ Ford Axle & CPP Leaf Spring Relocation Kit Expanded Install
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When we started our 1955 4-Door Project, nicknamed Hela, one of the things we wanted to incorporate was a 3″ narrowed John’s Industries 9″ Ford rear axle assembly.  These are bolt in, made for your Tri-Five axle assemblies that are virtually bulletproof.  You have to move the leaf springs inboard to install one and we thought this would make for a good install article. We ran an abridged  Continue reading

22.3 Danchuk # 535 1957 Accessory Rear Deck Moulding Install

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22.3 Danchuk # 535 1957 Accessory Rear Deck Moulding Install
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The # 535 Accessory Rear Deck Moulding for 57’s is a really cool addition to your decklid…but they do require a little finessing to get them installed properly. Mike Morgan shows us how to make them to fit like a glove.
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22.2 Evans Waterless Coolant Conversion

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22.2 Evans Waterless Cooling System Install
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We thought that the Evans Coolants were so cool we did this article on how to do a conversion. Evans coolant is waterless…so you don’t get any rust in your engine water jackets AND the stuff boils at a whopping 375˚F.  So even the mightiest and most out of control Big Block won’t overheat. We think that is worth the price of admission alone, but it does so much more.
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20.2 Upgrading The Taillights, Parklights & Dome Light In Your Classic

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20.2 Upgrading The Taillights, Parklights & Dome Light In Your Classic20.2 Upgrading The Taillights, Parklights & Dome Light In Your Classic
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Lets face it. The taillights and parklights in our classics are seriously lacking. In this article we show you a number of ways to upgrade with easy to install LED lighting that will not only look really cool but will be much safer and easier to see.
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20.1 Upgrading The Headlights In Your Classic

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Upgrading The Lights In Your Classic20.1 Upgrading The Headlights In Your Classic
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In this article we replace our old sealed beam headlights with a pair of new XEON headlights.  And what a difference it made.  We are using a ’56 for our install, but the process is the same for all years and pretty much all styles of replacement headlights available today.  Halogen, XEON, HID, LED etc.
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19.2 1955-1957 Chevy Headliner Installation

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Tech-Article-19.2- 1955-1957 Headliner Installation19.2 1955-1957 Chevy Headliner Installation
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Back in 2013 Calin Head, who worked for Super Chevy Magazine at the time, offered to come down and help us with a Tech Article for Danchuk Update 19.2.  Calin is expert in the field so we immediately took him up on his offer.  We felt we, and you, could not be in better hands.
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18.1 Rack and Pinion Install

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18.118.1 Rack and Pinion Install (Print Version)
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A rack and pinion steering system will make your Shoebox steer like your late model daily driver.  In this Tech Article we show you how to install one of the Unisteer power rack systems for 55-57’s.
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18.1 Rack and Pinion Install – Expanded Online Version

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1955-1957 Chevy UniSteer Rack and Pinion Install – Updated January 9, 2020

Note. We originally did this install back in 2011 on our 1956 Hardtop test mule.  The part numbers of the rack have changed and Unisteer no longer makes a different unit for Small or Big Block applications or LS applications. Their current offerings cover all.  We have updated part numbers etc for 2020 and lined out anything that no longer applies.  So here is the article.  Click on the pics to see them full size. 

Click HERE to download the installation instructions from UniSteer. 
Click HERE to download a .PDF of this article.

Recently we received some questions thru Trifive.com regarding the use of an original column shift steering column with a UniSteer Rack and Pinion conversion. As this is a very popular conversion, we thought a tech article would help clear up some confusion. Continue reading