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Looks like Scott has to cut and weld the rear OEM sway bar. Never done one myself, so I looked it up. Doesn't look that tough. I thought a splined bar would work, but the exhaust and gas tank needs to live there. Ultimatly, I'll end up with a bar narrowed by DSE... it will just take forever to get. |
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Got the custom tank from Hector at Rick's Tanks in. It's 2" shorter than his normal tank.
Scott also started on the stainless exhaust. I just ordered new mufflers and 4 180 degree bends for it. The Pypes ones won't work as well. The exhaust will be a mix of 304 and 409 stainless now. I guess I will have it all coated to reduce heat and keep it looking the same. Rear shocks are in, too. |
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Here are 10 inch wheels with 4.5 inch backspace set at 62.5 was to wms. Will probably bring it in a little, but planning to bulge the fender and build out some flares to accomplish the look I want.
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Thanks for the pics.
We have exhaust. |
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Motor porn
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Sweet !
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looking good JJ!
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and we have rims.
Forgeline DE3P's 20 inch front/ 21 inch rear (diameter) Forgeline wheels with satin black finish on all surfaces. Hand-painted red pin-stripe 20 inch diameter fronts that are 11.5 inches wide with a 7.25 inch backspace. Rears are 21 inches in diameter that are 12.5 inches wide with a 10.5 inch backspacing. Forgeline will widen the fronts :) Now to find tires. oh and some welder porn for you. |
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and we have front bars... and exhaust ready to come home.
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Looking great Jay .... question? what column did you end up putting in the Camaro? Just looking at the details of the column and the D-D joints w crush sleeve?
Those engine bars look good ... simple is the key! Michael |
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