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    1. #101
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      Quote Originally Posted by MrQuick View Post
      looks good but make sure they pull the sway bar and flip it over before they drop the engine in.
      I just saw this link, and you beat me to it!



      Great car. I'll forward this link to my bro, but he's really looking for a '65 fastback to build.
      Greg
      1976 Trans Am SacrilEdge
      twin turbo 455
      Ttops and 4spd
      one of 110 made
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ect&highlight=
      https://www.pro-touring.com/showthre...ilEdge-is-free!


    2. #102
      Join Date
      Oct 2011
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      Quote Originally Posted by MrQuick View Post
      looks good but make sure they pull the sway bar and flip it over before they drop the engine in.
      Thanks guys!

      The shop that put the swaybar on wont be touching my car again!

      I have a great mechanic now that is going over all.
      I bought stainless bolts to replace all suspension bolts that weren't stainless or zinc
      plated.

      I also purchased Billet Specialties Pro Bolts for the front sheet metal and
      Totally Stainless OE style stainless bolts for the rest of the body. Inside the car,
      I have a master screw kit that is labeled for each area to make sure the small details
      are correct.

    3. #103
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      Quote Originally Posted by opnwide View Post
      I just saw this link, and you beat me to it!

      Great car. I'll forward this link to my bro, but he's really looking for a '65 fastback to build.
      Thanks for the forward!
      If the car gets to mechanics (mid January) I will finish it

    4. #104
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      Oct 2011
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      467
      Just received my Screamin Performance kick panels!
      Brian is a great guy!


    5. #105
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      Jan 2014
      Location
      Austin, TX
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      Country Flag: United States
      awesome build!!

    6. #106
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      Oct 2011
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      Quote Originally Posted by FLYNAVY53 View Post
      awesome build!!
      Thanks man!

    7. #107
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      Oct 2011
      Posts
      467
      Just ordered the new heat exchanger from C&R Racing.
      Part number 56-00010.
      This is a direct fit heat exchanger.
      No mods needed other than one drilled hole in the
      radiator support!

      C&R saved me a boatload of $$$$, as I would have had to have one custom made
      and modify my hood latch \ support.

      The exchanger is designed for ZR1 ZL1 LSA high horsepower applications, so will
      be perfect with my forged LS3.

      C&R worked directly with Vintage Air on this part.
      It is said to work perfectly with the Vintage Air condenser!

      Purchased it from Summit Racing for $599 shipped.

      Link to product:

      http://www.crracing.com/cr-racing-ma...asy-69-camaros

    8. #108
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      Oct 2011
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      467
      Firewall almost done. A little more body work needed.

      Aligning fenders, hood, header panel, cowl, etc after this.

      After this, we will paint the underbody. Mechanics soon after!


    9. #109
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      Oct 2011
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      Finally some progress!

      Core support, firewall, cowl, dash have been painted PPG carbon Flash Metallic.

      Lizardskin on underside painted satin black (John Deere Blitz Black)

      Next is electrical.mechanics soon after. Things will definitely pick up now!












    10. #110
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      Oct 2011
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      467
      Electrical started!!











      Vintage Air Box set


    11. #111
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      Jan 2014
      Location
      Seattle WA
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      C&R is one of those little known gems. They do all of the cup cars. They don't use epoxy or cheap cores. I've been a fan for awhile now. Getting ready to order their LS swap radiator for my El Camino project. Will never run another brand. Eager to hear how you enjoy yours!
      1967 El Camino 408ci LSx....and the build begins!
      1967 Turbocharged 408ci LSx Chevelle - 1012 rwhp, 959 rwtq 67 Chevelle
      2009 Supercharged Silverado - On the Dyno

    12. #112
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      Feb 2011
      Location
      Houston, TX
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      Wheels

      Quote Originally Posted by Blevinator View Post


      New wheels
      I am working on a '68 very similar to yours. Would you mind sharing what size wheels and tires you ended up using, and what back spacing you specified?

      Thanks.
      Chris
      -srengr

      1968 Camaro RS convertible - numbers matching garage queen
      1959 Apache 3100 Step-side Pick-up - 327/TH350 mild resto-mod
      1968 Camaro Coupe 'Yellow Jacket' Pro-touring build - in progress (75%)

    13. #113
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      Quote Originally Posted by srengr View Post
      I am working on a '68 very similar to yours. Would you mind sharing what size wheels and tires you ended up using, and what back spacing you specified?

      Thanks.
      Wheels

      Front 18x9 5.5" bs
      Rear 18x12 5.5" bs

      Will have rear end cut to center tires in rear wheel wells

      Tires

      Toyo R888

      Front 275 (may go narrower if they rub. Using Ride Tech Tru Turn)
      Rear 335 (car has DSE mini tubs with coilovers)

    14. #114
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      Oct 2011
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      Went to drop off some loom for my wiring today (replacing all plastic loom with fiberglass\fabric loom)
      My car is sitting next to the Spurs 1969 Camaro.
      I was talking to the electrician working on my car, telling him what all mods, etc I am doing to my car.
      He remarked by saying "It will never be what the Spurs Camaro is"
      I asked why wouldnt it be? He said that the Spurs Camaro was "built for the Spurs"
      I asked him what the Spurs Camaro would sell for. He said they probably have 200k in it and
      went on to say that I could never afford it, and to not make him laugh.
      WOW!
      I only have 100k cash in my car so far, so he must be right.
      I am in sales and have rarely, if ever, had someone say something so out of place to a customer.
      Hes very good at what he does, just set me back a little with his words.

    15. #115
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      Mar 2014
      Location
      Long Beach
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      So I had to Google what the "spurs Camaro" was after reading this.
      Meh... Besides the ZL1, it just looks like a dated overhaulin' wanna be.
      This is exactly why I have a picture of my '95 integra from high school on my fridge. With its huge spoiler/body kit and clear tail lights, it was the hottest ride in the parking lot..now it just looks silly(although I maintain to this day that my rare JDM Mugen spoiler was the ****)
      Keep it clean people

    16. #116
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      Oct 2011
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      Heres an issue I really need input on.
      Using an American Autowire harness
      My electrician is telling me I will see an 8 inch run of wire from the factory pre cut hole for the fusebox to the back of the motor

      Cant the fusebox be relocated to the other side of the trans tunnel??

      Any other ideas?

      Any help here is much appreciated!

      Update: Ended up spacing the fusebox off the firewall and running the wires
      through the passenger compartment. My idea!

    17. #117
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      Oct 2011
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      467
      Still moving along!























      In cowl wiper motor


    18. #118
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      Jan 2015
      Location
      Charlotte, NC
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      309
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      Moar!!

    19. #119
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      Oct 2011
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      Quote Originally Posted by Justin@EntropyRad View Post
      Moar!!
      There will be much more soon!
      Going into mechanics after a few weeks!
      Fun will really begin.
      I have the entropy LS swap radiator with the Entropy direct LS fan control harness.
      Believe me, next few months, this beast will look totally different!

    20. #120
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      Mar 2013
      Location
      Las Vegas
      Posts
      175
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      Coming along nice. Can't wait to see more updates.
      69 Camaro - LS7 441ci ;wet sump, Custom cam, Port matched MSD intake, ported 90mm TB, Texas Speed PRC 285cc LS7 heads withBTR rockers. Tick built T56. Scott Mock subframe, TCI torque arm rear setup, C6 Z06 brakes, built ford 9" 3.73 gears, Trueforged 3pc Wheels. Lots more

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