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02-11-2009 #21
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It's a funky size but it fits good. Mickey Thompson, 295-45-17 drag radial.
http://mickeythompsontires.com/strip...StreetRadialII and I purchased them from summitracing
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02-12-2009 #22
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Those are the tires I plan to run once I get the car on the road but in a 315/35/17.. I have cheap Sumitomos on it right now so I can roll it around..
Originally Posted by marc_b
02-12-2009 #23
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1970 1/2 RS Z28...
02-12-2009 #24
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Who makes those taillights??
Are both the inner and outer tailights brake lights now??
02-12-2009 #25
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Marquez Design...they're a sponsor here. Originally Posted by Throttle
www.marquezdesign.com'67 Buick Skylark GS400 funny car "Ingenue" 8/10 HRM / Gasoline (Swedish) cover & feature 2/12
World's only Buick-powered Buick Funny Car!
Used to be known as musclecarjohn
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02-12-2009 #26
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It doesnt say if they are an LED setup or not??
02-12-2009 #27
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Nice ride! Originally Posted by SS1156
that car is SWEET!!!!!!!!!
02-12-2009 #28
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18X9.5 and 18X12
Brian Finch
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02-12-2009 #29
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very nice looking car. Originally Posted by TEDDYS CAMARO
that's alot of tire, what are the specs?
02-12-2009 #30
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Thanks. That pic is my old car. Originally Posted by mikelspower
02-12-2009 #31
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Ok Teddy, I need some details. I LOVE the GSD3's on the car and especially how wide they are. They look like 315/35R17's. I GOTTA know how you got all that under there. You have a beautiful car. Originally Posted by TEDDYS CAMARO
02-14-2009 #32
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Here's a set of our Intro Classics that we did for a customer. Let me know if you have any questions:
02-14-2009 #33
Starting The Transformation
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Boesch,
I like those wheels! Clean, straight forward five spoke always looks good on a 2nd Gen Camaro, and those Intro Classics get it done nicely!
John
02-16-2009 #34
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Brian, The pics do show up. Originally Posted by Finch
18X9.5 and 18X12
02-22-2009 #35
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Any more 2nd Gens? Thanks for all the pics so far. All of these cars are sick as hell.
02-22-2009 #36
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Ss1156
SS1156, nice setup. What are the rear bilstein shocks off of and what did you do for a upper shock mount. Got dad some C5 brakes real cheap and would rather move the shocks in than move the brakes around. Thanks any pics would be great.
02-22-2009 #37
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17x8 front 17x9.5 rear, 245's front and 275's on rear.
Tommy Parker
1973 Camaro- fast burn 385, FAST EFI, Bowler 700R4, Hotchkis,Baer, Forgeline SP3P's, completed 2007, updated 2010
1972 Camaro-Project Fool's Gold- LD 3-link,DSE sub-frame,C6 Z06 brakes,TKO 600, LS2 stroked to 402, Forgeline, in progress
02-22-2009 #38
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18"s all the way around...
02-22-2009 #39
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17 x 8, 245/45 front; 17 x 9, 275/40 rear
Needs to be this high- I live on a dirt road in MI
Greg Fast
(yes, the last name is spelled correctly)
1970 Camaro RS Clone
1984 el Camino
1973 MGB vintage E/Prod race car
(Soon to be an SCCA H/Prod limited prep)
02-22-2009 #40
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Sweet!!! What kind of wheels? That is my 2nd choice of color for my car. I really like grey. I want to try to go a little wider then 9's on the back. I'm thinking 11's with 315's. I still have to wait for my buddy @ TSRRacing to help me get started. Keep the pics coming everyone. You all have given me great ideas and I really love all the cars that I have seen so far. You guys should be proud of all your cars because they look great. Originally Posted by PARKERRS
17x8 front 17x9.5 rear, 245's front and 275's on rear.
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