Drove the car today....
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Car: 91' Camaro
Engine: 383 ci
Transmission: T-56
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt / 3:70
Drove the car today....
First time the car has been touched in over a month. I decided to put my new lower control arms on today (spherical bearings on each end, replacing the Hotchkis arms). Took it for a drive and then got some pictures of it before putting it back in the garage for another rest....
This is the first time it has been out since I put the clear front marker lights on... My nieghbor actually noticed and commented on them, pretty good mod if someone that is not into cars says they look good.
This is the first time it has been out since I put the clear front marker lights on... My nieghbor actually noticed and commented on them, pretty good mod if someone that is not into cars says they look good.
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Car: 1989 IROC-Z
Engine: 383 stroker
Transmission: 700R4 3500 stall, TransGo shift kit
Axle/Gears: Moser 9", 4.11:1
Looks awesome and very clean. I don't really like the single exhaust tip though.
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Car: 91' Camaro
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3.5" tip..... I prefer the dual look, but the single is supposed to flow slightly better...
lets see some of that black beuty while shes out. never seen that one b4. also get the true duals. it may not be as goof but it looks twice as good(excuse me if i sound liek a *****) also a cowl would look killer. cars damn nice man
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Car: 1992 Camaro Z28 Anniversary Edition
Engine: 305 TPI
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Originally posted by bubbakutz
dammit i want a 91 Z...........
dammit i want a 91 Z...........
RU-QUICK, nice pics... When I look at your car I see an identical twin... well almost... your car doesn't have 91 rims... foglights... and minor things like that.... but dam stop teasing me my car has been in storage since October and it won't come out for another month...
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Car: 91' Camaro
Engine: 383 ci
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Axle/Gears: 9 bolt / 3:70
These were not taken today, but the car has not moved since...
Thanks for the compliments guys!
Thanks for the compliments guys!
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Car: 1987 "1991 Z" Sport Coupe
Engine: LG4
Transmission: TH700R4
yeah, i know, i am a sport coupe dude.....but......dammit 91-92 Z's look so damn good with there cool different gfx and there high rise spoilers......haha and yes, i would take one over my camaro
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Car: 1987 "1991 Z" Sport Coupe
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Originally posted by A88GTANotchback
ur car makes me wanna sell mine and buy one of urs(dont matter which one) of u. there amazing man. never part with any of those aight
ur car makes me wanna sell mine and buy one of urs(dont matter which one) of u. there amazing man. never part with any of those aight
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88... Actually, I am selling a few of my vehicles, I sold the black Z28, the guy just needs to get room at his place for it before it is picked up, then I am selling my 73' Camaro, I am selling my 71' 4x4 Blazer..... I can only play with so many toys, and the $ brought in by selling these will buy my new 427 small block for the blue car
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Car: 91' Camaro
Engine: 383 ci
Transmission: T-56
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt / 3:70
Don't worry, the Yukon is not for sale, nor will it be any time soon...
I just put headers on it yesterday, then I am putting a supercharger on it tomorrow..... Too much invested into it to even think of selling it. Anyways, I need it to tow my blue car to the races..
I just put headers on it yesterday, then I am putting a supercharger on it tomorrow..... Too much invested into it to even think of selling it. Anyways, I need it to tow my blue car to the races..
damn RU-QWIK, what you do for a job? is it all legal? :-D nah just kidding I'm glad somebody who has money is spending it on REAL cars and not ***** **** like most. Keep up the good work !!!!! and post pictures anytime you get some :-D:hail: :hail: :hail:
Shouldn't there be blistered hoods on them since they are 91-92's, or are they the ones standing in your garage in the last set of pics there??
Question, where did you mount the rear bars from your 8 pt. roll bar? I have a S&W that i need to install soon and i don't think the rear ones were that long, plus isnt the metal thin there?? I dunno if possible when you get a chance id wanna see pics cause i like how it looks like that. Plus then i wouldn't need to drop the gas tank.
Question, where did you mount the rear bars from your 8 pt. roll bar? I have a S&W that i need to install soon and i don't think the rear ones were that long, plus isnt the metal thin there?? I dunno if possible when you get a chance id wanna see pics cause i like how it looks like that. Plus then i wouldn't need to drop the gas tank.
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Car: 91 Z28
Engine: LB9
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I also have a ? about the cage, were you able to install it w/o ripping all of the interior out? or did you have to tear everything apart, weld it in and put everything back in? looks awesome btw.
Originally posted by RU-QWIK
I can only play with so many toys, and the $ brought in by selling these will buy my new 427 small block for the blue car
..................................................................Anyways, I need it to tow my blue car to the races..
I can only play with so many toys, and the $ brought in by selling these will buy my new 427 small block for the blue car
..................................................................Anyways, I need it to tow my blue car to the races..
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Car: 91' Camaro
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Thanks for all the compliments ! I will get some pictures up of my rear bars, I get alot of questions regarding them...
Yes, my $ is legit...No bank robberies or anything, just good jobs paying good money .
Tom, Yes and no, I hope to keep it streetable, but it may go too far .. You know me well enough
Yes, my $ is legit...No bank robberies or anything, just good jobs paying good money .
Tom, Yes and no, I hope to keep it streetable, but it may go too far .. You know me well enough
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Car: 91' Camaro
Engine: 383 ci
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Axle/Gears: 9 bolt / 3:70
Oh, the plans for the black car, I need to finish rebuilding it for the new owner... It is already sold.
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Car: 91' Camaro
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Axle/Gears: 9 bolt / 3:70
Ok, rear bars.... This is an S&W bar, I used the side bars for the rear and made new sides from tubing at work. I like it better than the way they wanted it to be, because I can still use my back seats (they are out for the moment). I started painting the rear bars to see how it would look with body matching color. I am still undecided, and since I rarely ever drive the car anymore, it just sits there un finished.
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Car: 91' Camaro
Engine: 383 ci
Transmission: T-56
Axle/Gears: 9 bolt / 3:70
It is not easy putting the plastic interior pieces back in after the bars are there, but worth the time...
Alot of mine is just in, without being fastened, as soon as I decide on if I should paint the bars or not, I'll finish.
Alot of mine is just in, without being fastened, as soon as I decide on if I should paint the bars or not, I'll finish.





