Whos Camaro Is This?

[1Fine69]

anybody know whos camaro this is....im in love.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2007/01/white1969-1.jpg
https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2007/01/white69-1.jpg

[JLM]

The photo's are in CCW's wheel galleries. I think the owners might be listed in the profile.


Hmm, well I remember there was kind of a profile deal for this car on CCW's site. It seems to have been taken down.

[vanzuuk1]

Wheel size is perfect.

[Stu Seitz]

Not as nice of paint job but same wheels, different color.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2006/11/Picture025-1.jpg

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/pt/2006/11/Picture023-1.jpg

They are 17x9.5 all the way around. The car, in mock up is riding a little high and wil be lowered a little.

[MuscleRodz]

I just finished painting a '69 that looks identical except it has a spoiler.

Mike

[1981silverz28]

I'm not for sure but I think Popular Hot Rodding had a feature on this about 7-8 months ago.

[1Fine69]

damn..i got it from the ccw site cause im searching super hard for the right rims. how is ti dealing with ccw? good service, nice product?

[Stu Seitz]

Really nice guys who don't mind spending a lot of time with you one the phone. Just be prepared to wait if you want them anodized. My wheels shipped were about 2600

Edit: The wheels look a lot better in person. Quality is top notch.

[JV69z/28]

The car was featured in 11/04 in Chevy High Performance. The car is owned by the Curry family since new. It's an original Z/28 with it's original motor and trans removed for a 357CI/430RWHP - Tremec 5 speed upgrade. The car is very detailed and looks original inspite of a suspension set up for SCCA Solo II. The wheel and tire specs are: front 245/45-17s on 17x8.5 with 5" backspace - rear 275/40-17s on 17x9.5s with 5.5" backspace CCW wheels (no rubbing - no rolled lips). Those specs are quoted from the feature article written by Stan Curry the owner's son. Hope this helps.

[1Fine69]

helps a whoel hell of a lot. thanks man appreciate it

[vanzuuk1]

Why do those wheels look so huge? I thought the car was minitubbed.

[1Fine69]

me too...i was gunna say the backs definately dont look 275's. i have those on the back of mine and they look like rubber bands compared to that.

[Leadfoot1]

They are 17x9.5 all the way around. The car, in mock up is riding a little high and wil be lowered a little.[/quote]

Hey Stuart, Care to share your front Bs and tire size?

Looking good!

Lead

[Stu Seitz]

Hey Stuart, Care to share your front Bs and tire size?

Looking good!

Lead

Thanks; the wheels have 5.75 bs. If you are running any type of drop spindle, including the AFX spindle the wheels will hit the tie rod.

[BA.]

Thanks; the wheels have 5.75 bs. If you are running any type of drop spindle, including the AFX spindle the wheels will hit the tie rod.


Forgive my ignorance here, but I have to ask...... what do you do about the rim/tie-rod interference? I may very possibly end up with that same problem.

[1Fine69]

dont get drop spindles :) ihad that problem..now im running stock

[67cam]

Nice car

[Stu Seitz]

dont get drop spindles :) ihad that problem..now im running stock

I have the AFX spindles, and it’s worth having to do a little fabrication to make it fit.


Forgive my ignorance here, but I have to ask...... what do you do about the rim/tie-rod interference? I may very possibly end up with that same problem.

With a short steering arm, drill out the tape so you can run a bolt through it. Use a rod end in place of the tie rod on top of the steering arm. Make a new center link, which matches the change on the steering arm. I don’t think it will be such a big problem if you run 18’s but AI rules state you have to have 17’s.