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08-19-2006 #1
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Project Update - "Rum Runner" Camaro - Lateral Dynamics 3-Link
1967 Camaro RS - "Rum Runner"
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08-19-2006 #2
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Finally had a chance Friday to finish up the installation of the Lateral Dynamics 3-Link. I can't say enough about Mark and Matt and their product. It is simply top notch.
All told the installation took two days and was very straight forward although it helps to be starting with a 'clean slate'.
The Parts:
08-19-2006 #3
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Lateral Dynamics 3-Link
The installation:
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Lateral Dynamics 3-Link Installation
And on the inside:
08-19-2006 #5
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Looks great! You are so right too... it is so nice to work with a clean slate!
John
08-19-2006 #6
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Awesome alternate location for the hockey stripe.
Great job John......again.
08-19-2006 #7
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Very cool.. that all looks sooooo familiar
Love your stripe idea.. I am tempted to steal it.. lol.."A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
1968 Track Rat Camaro:
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1971 Chevelle Wagon with a few mods:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBVPR3sRgyU
08-20-2006 #8
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Lookin' darned fine, nicely done so far. I can see you have the shocks set on "full hard!!!" It might take a while to get used to the firm ride as a result.....
Thanks for the input, as always James. Looking very, very forward to seeing this car on the road! John did a terrific job on the rendering, I really like the stripe, and well, I guess you'll be using an LS 27, now won't you! You aren't the only one of course.
Mark
08-20-2006 #9
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The shock's don't seem to have much give at all right now but I have a feeling that will be changing in the not so distant future.
Now if only the front suspension goes together half as nicely as the rear...
I am committed now on the engine - 427 cubic inch LS2 with Kinsler injection - should get the job done. Maybe we can get a package deal?
08-21-2006 #10
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Nice job, you are making good progress.
Mike
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