@Riding Low

For many years, tire and wheel sizes were adjusted in the search for optimum balance, with 10" wide front wheels and 12" wide rears providing the best combination. F41 front springs and a factory 5-leaf "Daytona" rear spring with 15/16" front stabilizer bar and 5/8" rear bar also worked best. The 5/8" wheel studs were added after nearly losing a left rear wheel to broken factory 7/16" units

The Vette Products suspension pieces replaced the autocross combination in the mid 70s, which smoothed out the ride and eliminated a lot of weight in the process.

Mounting the Camaro fuel tank under the frame provided two clear benefits: It cleaned up the appearance of the rear deck, and it moved something on the order of 126 pounds of fuel 12" lower in the chassis for a lower center of gravity

@Stopping Power

Nightwind was featured on the cover of the very first Vette Brakes catalog, as it was also the recipient of one of the first three sets of Vette Brakes stainless steel sleeved calipers ever made. They were later fitted with experimental teflon-coated pistons, but all were replaced with Stainless Steel Brakes aluminum calipers, which saved 7 pounds of unsprung weight per wheel over the stock type calipers.

The removable crossmember fabricated to accommodate the Richmond 6-speed transmission would have been ideal for use with the Muncie 4-speed, also...I wished I had thought of it earlier!