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    1. 10-22-2010 #1
      ssick chevelle
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      hello !

      Hey everyone names kai. I'm almost 30. Hail from lakewood washington. Prior 8 year military. Iraq and afghan campaigns. Now I'm out. And my baby is a 1970 chevelle cconv. I love the car to death drive it every day. And can't ever see myself in anything else besides. A 1957 wagon. Anywho . I know about about as much as a 12 year old would. aerospace is my. Line of work. So please be patient and ready to help field a lot of questions. It has a 400 sbc edelbrock carb and intake headars and a flowmaster super 44 system. What is the very first area I need to work on. The car is dependable and solid.

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    3. 10-22-2010 #2
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      Welcome aboard, plenty of good information here.
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    4. 10-23-2010 #3
      ssick chevelle
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      so whats the first area i should attack. my thought was updating brakes. at this time im a little un satified in the current(original) condition
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    5. 10-23-2010 #4
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      Welcome to the site! You need to figure out what you want from the vehicle, if you're driving it everyday, you might want to think about upgrading the suspesion/brakes/wheels first. It will definately change the whole feel of the car.
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    6. 10-23-2010 #5
      ssick chevelle
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      that's th track I was on. thnksb forbyour input I'm thinkin of a c5 setup
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    7. 10-25-2010 #6
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      Check out Kore3.com for a nice complete C5 kit. You need to figure out truly what you wanna do with car first though then you can move forward!
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    8. 10-26-2010 #7
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      we need some pics of that ssick chevelle
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    9. 10-27-2010 #8
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      That was my thoughts, check out Kore3's web site and they can get you started and http://www.bmrfabrication.com/ has a good setup for suspension and a decent price. I had the Hotchkis TVS set up and it was incredible! A little more money but what ever your budget allows.

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