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Old 11-11-2009, 08:41 PM   #1
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Hello Everyone. I'm new to the forums and I really need help. I've got a 1988 Camaro, base model, and I'm thinking about putting a newer style camaro ground effects kit (like a '91 of '92 style). I've looked through Classic Industries and Year One catalogs but it specifies between 1985-1990 and 1991-1992 kits. Do you think that this will work anyways? Thanks guys!
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I will say yeah that they will fit as long as you have all the materials needed to do the installion right. I myself have a 84 camaro that had all the body kit remove and now I am installing the 91-92 kit. They told me that it will fit without no problem as long as I have all the things
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85-90 and 91-92 will all interchange no problem. exept berlinetta in 85 an 86, they are just like the 82-84, the whole front bumper cover is differant so thatd need swapped out if you wanted to change one of those years.

in your case, just swap and go. i believe you use all of your existing taps, bolts, nuts, ect.
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