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    1. 09-24-2012 #1
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      Project Rellik

      I'm completely rebuilding my 2nd Gen Camaro and will try to take pictures as I go.
      This is what I'm starting with.

      Plans call for an all aluminum bow tie small block with fast efi. Pump gas and 550+ HP
      Repaint
      Rewire
      New rearend and rear suspension.
      Ride tech Coil overs
      Transmission tbd.
      Mini Tub
      All Carbon Fiber dog house.
      Stay Tuned

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    3. 09-24-2012 #2
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      Should be a great rebuild. I liked the car before with the Anvil hood and Rushforth wheels.
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    4. 10-02-2012 #3
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      Coming apart
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    5. 10-24-2012 #4
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      Subframe painted with ridetech Coil overs and minitub complete. Time to work on that nasty firewall.
      New 18X12 rear wheels coming from Rushforth
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      Nice job so far!!!.... how was it with the mini tubs?... and what did you use to paint your sub-frame?
      -Bennyhaha
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      mini tub wasn't too bad to do. I think I have about 20 hours installing them. I painted the subframe with por satin
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      that's not bad at all... what type of clearance for tires could you get back there.... where r u at in indiana... i have family in Hagerstown
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      your starting point looked pretty bad ass in itself!!!
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      I'm going to run 335/30/18 in the rear
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      Speedtech Torque arm ordered with ridetech coilovers...
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      Awesome build! What ever happened to your 63 Tempest? I loved that car too....

      Good luck with this project!

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      Sold the Tempest so I could build a nicer more street friendly car. I'm lucky the wifey decided she liked going autocrossing with me.
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      Drivers side header modified to fit 18 degree exhaust ports. Still need to be tig welded.
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      Car is at paint shop but should be back in the next week. Buliding a custom carbon fiber grill insert right now to fit my Anvil nose......pictures to come
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