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01-05-2011 #1
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Project Grey Matter
Well I thought it was about time I posted some pics of DaveO 69 Camaro. We took over this project a few months ago to complete all stainless fuel, brake & trans cooler lines and ISIS install as well as a few other things. Dave has done some pretty cool mods on the car already, I will get Dave to post some specs on the car. It has a built LS1 w/ 4L60E coupled with twist machine paddle shifters. AME front clip w/ a G bar and moser 12 bolt rear.
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01-05-2011 #2
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Corvette fuel filter/regulator installed with a Rick's tank and all stainless hard line.
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Dave had mounted C6 power/ heated seats.
mounted the ISIS mastercell and front power cell on the trans tunnel and will have a custom center console hiding them
And thats all for now
01-05-2011 #6
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Nice project...I really tossed up about using the ISIS system on my car, but I don't have all the systems that a lot of Pro-Tour cars run...no AC, no power anything etc...just didn't seem to really need the ISIS system, even thought I think its a really cool design/set up.
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01-05-2011 #7
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cool name for it haha
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01-06-2011 #8
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Leigh, The ISIS system is nice if you are putting in all the modern conveniences and electronics but it wouldnt have been worthwhile investment for a car like yours that doesnt have all the extra electronics.
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John sorry didnt mean to steal your project name. The owner picked out the project name quite awhile ago since it is going to be painted cyber grey mettallic Originally Posted by johnny68
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looks good... what color is it going?
01-06-2011 #11
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please dont even worry about it its going to be a great car (pay backs hmmm cyber grey mettallic i havent exactly found the right grey maybe now i have) just kidding
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Got the car down on the ground again today so here are a few pics of its stance. The front needs to come down a tad but we'll mess with that later.
Dave is coming out on monday and were gonna install the stainless Magnaflow exhaust. The car is getting really close to begin to tear it apart to finish the bodywork and paint.
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