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    1. 02-08-2008 #1
      marine02ss
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      Little Update on 68 Camaro

      Here are some pics of the 1968 Camaro I'm still working on,I mounted the Art Morrison frame along with the Z06 6-pistons calipers.I started installing the dynamat,this weekend I'll be wiring the entire car for mock-up.Ill post more pics later.Its soon going to sport a 408ci with a Kenne Belle. If anybody wants any kind of LSX work hit me up TEAM LSX Performance.........

      Frame Installed

      Dynamat first layer


      Billet Aluminum black anodized body mounts

      Corvette Z06 front suspension

      Z06 Corvette 6-piston brakes "It should brake"

      Cant wait to feel how the car is going to handle!

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    3. 02-08-2008 #2
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      looks great, but why is the chassis in with all the bare metal on the firewall and tunnel area?
      also what kind of lsx work does your business do/?
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    4. 02-08-2008 #3
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      He's just doing mock-up. Cars got to get prepped and painted yet.

      Chris Nephew
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    5. 02-08-2008 #4
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      cool, just kinda sounded like he want putting it together, not mocking it up, nice work
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    6. 02-09-2008 #5
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      looks like a killer project...cant wait to see it complete!
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    7. 02-09-2008 #6
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      Nice Subframe! I love the AM parts! Keep the progress pics coming


      Ron

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    8. 02-09-2008 #7
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      BTW, you have the uca arms bolted on wrong and the spacers on the wrong side
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    9. 02-12-2008 #8
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      Looks good Rudy, all the parts you are using are top notch.

      Just take care of those details. J/K.
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    10. 02-13-2008 #9
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      Looking good dude, keep the posts coming..
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    11. 02-14-2008 #10
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      The control arm I knew about ,already fixed it here are some pics on the ground...
      Couple more pics on the ground,mounted the Fiske wheels and the steering column.





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    12. 02-14-2008 #11
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      looks great, who's collar did you use for the steering column, on the firewall?
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      Love it, nice brakes look like mine lol
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      Quote Originally Posted by hotrdblder
      looks great, who's collar did you use for the steering column, on the firewall?
      It's from Flaming river, I have tha same one.

      Very nice car, and top notch work.I am thinking about the same wheels for my 67.
      Kevin
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    15. 02-19-2008 #14
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      What size of wheel and tire are you running?

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    16. 03-13-2008 #15
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      yeah x2 to know what wheels you are running and sizes ?? they do suit it well.. but a very tight fitting up the front!
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      They are Fikse FM5's
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      Why did you have to modify the trans tunnel? Is it because of the AME front suspenstion or are you using a Viper trans?

      Looks Killer. I love seeing '68's get the treatment.
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    19. 04-10-2008 #18
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      Couple engine pics:



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    20. 04-10-2008 #19
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      Little Update:304 SS mandrel tubing

      Exhaust work

      Tack welded

      Trial fitting


      Made power steering hose
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    21. 04-11-2008 #20
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      Looks good and I love those wheels
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