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01-31-2007 #41
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Thanks Roger, I think once the car is painted it will blend in a lot better. The light protrudes from the spoiler very little, no more than a 1/16".
Originally Posted by Roger Poirier
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01-31-2007 #42
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Good to hear, I already have your pan, the LS7 will be here soon. Originally Posted by TitoJones
Slenning, the car is going to haul azz.
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We have not even released our LS7 dry sump pan yet, you must have one of our LS1 oil pans. The LS1 pan is not going to work with a dry sump LS7. Originally Posted by 4MuscleMachines
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02-22-2007 #44
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another update, its getting there!!
two weeks ago- prime and sand, prime and sand etc.
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OUCH!!!
Last saturday Back on 4 wheels again at last
Paint is almost done!!!
The paint color is totally different in the booth lighting and before clear
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02-22-2007 #45
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looks great Awsome
My wife just came in and asked why I looked so excited it not even my car .I told her its nice to see anybodys car getting done especialy this nice, love the color keep the pictures comming
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Man this car is goona look awesome! I would love to have an LS7. Very nice work!
02-23-2007 #47
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wow that paint color is hot!
even hotter when it was flat!
good show!
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VERY, VERY nice Steve.
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We seriously talked about leaving it with a matte finish. Originally Posted by Venomous Type
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02-23-2007 #50
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"soo hot want to touch the hiny awwwooo" adam sandler
wow thats bad ass"Too bad Dare to Be Different these days could mean Dare to Be Fast. What ever happened to the Cars that Scared people?" John Pearley Huffman
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Looks fantastic Steve. Love the color combo and with an LS7.....
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02-23-2007 #52
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Thanks, I think!!!! Originally Posted by camaro608
Steve Lenning
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02-23-2007 #53
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Hi Steve looks great I love seeing the underside of a car like that what kind of paint did you use on the bottom, anything special for durability . Wayne
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GM makes a new valve cover for the LSX motor similar to this
http://www.gmperformanceparts.com/Pa...C&sku=10185064
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Hi Wayne, we used Sikkens Autocryl Rally Black. There are two different activators, the one we used on the bottom,firewall, subframe, core support, etc. dries to a satin finish. We used the other activator for the interior and got a nice semigloss finish. My painter says this stuff is really tough. Originally Posted by Motown 454
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02-24-2007 #57
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I think this is what you meant Originally Posted by robert irvin
http://www.gmperformanceparts.com/Pa...C&sku=25534399
I love em.
But the nice part about the Katech covers is the coil relocating brackets. They are slick!!
Maybe they would work with the chevy covers too, might just have to drill and tap the mounting holes.Steve Lenning
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64 Chevelle - waiting it's turn
2010 Camaro 2SS/RS 6spd
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It was fun reading your progress. You picked the right color. It will be an awesome car
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the car Originally Posted by slenning
Thanks, I think!!!!
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That is the ones I meant I just didnt see the pic to link them to so I mentioned they were similar to the regular covers.
yeah..they are pretty sweet.
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