Show pictures of where you actually work on the car:) The area you take the pictures from is entirely too clean of an area to have had all that metal work done in. This is a very nice and very clean build

Haha, well I clean the workspace everytime before I call it a day. Thanks!

I like your clinical and sterile approach to your build. By the time I am finished for the day working on my car, I am in medical need, so cleaning up is not an option.

Rear wheels modified for correct backspacing. Temporary tires.

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Also started with some initial carb tuning.

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Too small chokes...
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Rough surface on all auxiliary venturis. Not good.
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Polera mera

Tonny

Stance looks killer. Keep up the great work.

Been working on the fitment of the inner fenders. Also made an adjustable support bracket for the upper valance. Carbon mirror mounted...

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What are those mirrors off of? I like!

So do I. So where do John and I get some?:question: :question:

They are SPA Formula F1/GP Grand Prix mirrors. Very small and light.

Sounds expensive

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love the camaro:hail: ...........and the garage:bow:

Thanks! :)

How do you keep your garage so clean? You can eat off that floor it looks like

Hehe, you can eat off it but you´ll get sick ;) I clean the work area after every time I´ve been there.

Honed and line honed.

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Waiting for the pedal assembly so I can determine seat position.

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One of the coolest and most interesting threads on this forum. :cheers:

Really like this project. Great build and skills. :thumbsup: Only two things I would do differently if it were me.......front tire and wheel width and drop the fuel cell.

Thanks guys!

2" wider front wheels are already ordered. When the build is in its final stage a new set of tires will be mounted - wider up front and slightly less wide in the back...

Always looking forward to your progress....Excellent Photography! :thumbsup:

I can never seem to get my head around if I am more impressed with your fabrication skills; your sense of design for the overall project; the cleanliness of your garage; your photography skills? :hail:

Whatever it is you thread is always worth a look and your build is sweet :woot:

I'm ah...lost for words. Humble thanks! You made my day...or night which it is here in Sweden :D

Perfect!! :thumbsup: I think that will give you alot better balance.

Pedal assembly with adjustable brake balancer.

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Battery tray installed.

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If you don't mind asking, what tire size did you use for mockup?

28/12.5-15 in the back and approx 25/9-15 up front. Will go for 26/11-15 and 25/9.5-15 when finished.

So freakin bad ass... where'd ya get that pedal assmby from?


You nailed it.

That is exact why i ask. I am in the same boat. 28 in the back fill the wheelhouse pretty good, but 26 look a little small especially in a Nova with the more square shape. I limited to 17" rims and don't want to go with truck tires when going up to 28"... The wheels in your Camaro look perfect. Outstanding build :thumbsup: !

Thanks! =)

Pedal assembly is from obp.

I´ve been looking at so many tires from different manufacturers, that I remembered wrong regarding sizes. These are the correct ones (that will be mounted):

Rear: 27.5x11-15"
Front: 26,5x9.5-15"

:)

Painted the intake manifold, timing cover and block. Valve covers will get the same treatment. My "dress-down" treatment :)


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There's no way to "dress-down" that intake set-up!

:D

Love your style :thumbsup:

Yea that induction set up is bling enough. :cool: No reason to take any focus away from that.

Looks absolutely killer! :thumbsup: Perfect colour choice!

Thanks guys! :)

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Stop it, man.. just stop it. :lol:

Haha...better add a an IR intake and custom valve covers to the shopping list Davey...:lol:

Do it. All of the cool kids are getting individual runner setups.

Openers, I love the direction that you have taken with this car. The parts selection isn't half bad either :thumbsup:

Matt