Yeah Brett, great work! First I've seen of the finished bumper :thumbsup: :D

Yep. Dying. Soon enough though. Ordered most of the plumbing supplies today! And thx for the compliment Glass, the color is (PPG) Ferarri Griggio Silverstone.

Thanks Big John! If you like it then I know I have good taste...:cheers:

Right on Ry. How's the motor today? :thumbsup:

Looken good!! Lets get it done so we can cruz VN Blvd!!

Looking really Nice Ron.....Brett as always, Great work

It's still goin on Jerry! Not alot of PT cars, but we'll start a trend. Also Friday night at Bob's in Burbank. We can introduce Jay Leno to our corner of the world there :lol:

Thx Phillip! Getting closer...

BTW, Ridetech TA shocks courtesy of Scott Mock. Thank you Scott you gave me a great deal, provided great service and we're easy to deal with. Compared to what we go through these days you Sir are a gem :cheers:

Bumper looks even better in person. Wait till you see it Ron :thumbsup:

Beautiful art as it has been all along!!!

Very nice Ron!

Looks great Ron! And Brett!


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looking very good!!

It looks great Ron. Very Nice.

Looking good buddy. Gettin anxious to seeing it completed.

Looking good Ron. Coming right along. Pretty exciting stuff to see things coming together. We'll be driving them in no time.... Hopefully :G-Dub:

Yep sure is looking good Ron.

Greg

Thanks Gents! :cheers:

You are most Welcome Ron:thumbsup:.:thankyou: :thankyou:

Thanks guys. Wayne hope your'e all healed up and back on your feet! :thumbsup:

Day-um look what the cat drug in :lol: Good to hear from you Luke. Time to get back in the pool buddy! :D

Thanks Jeff! Hoping for that Pleasanton road trip and hanging out with you guys...:thumbsup:

Appreciate that Greg! How's your car coming along. Did you ever move on that rear mounted dry sump? I found it next to impossible unless you fab it in from the start...:cheers:

Ron, how big is that dry sump tank? I've got an Autorad core on the way and a 2 gallon tank sitting here that should package very similar. Now I won't have to guess at it.

Are those LG uprights?

So great to see an update Ron! Hope it will continue and we'll both be cruising soon. :thumbsup:

Hey Donnie. It's a 2.5 from Peterson and it is tight! They actually have a part number that starts (ends?) with 'ATS'. Tyler's fingerprints all over this car. And yep, modified LG Spindles, custom fabbed steering arm. Drops the car about 3/4" and adds 1/2 deg neg camber.

Can't wait buddy...:cheers:

Ron that is going to be one BAD Camaro,cant wait to see this one finished

Appreciate that Greg! How's your car coming along. Did you ever move on that rear mounted dry sump? I found it next to impossible unless you fab it in from the start...:cheers:[/QUOTE]

No Ron, I ended up in exactly the same place as you, I must get around to starting a build thread some time.

Greg

Ron you must be one happy fella to see this come together as it is.

Ya know ron when I was typing my post I was thinking that you were gonna have a nice smart azz comment like this lol. I know I've been MIA for almost a year and it's nice being back. The last 2 years have been really chaotic. Been going thru a 2 year long divorce/custody battle which has been more than draining but I was awarded custody of my son :woot: :woot: and I met a great gal and I just had a little girl (Savannah Rose) a month ago. To top it all off the county forced me to move my shop from home to a commercial location. Which with all going on having to spend another $2k/mo for spot has been tough but honestly is paying off with getting more local exposure and enabled us to become more diverse in our offerings. Thanks for the warm welcome back buddy and just so you know I'm back in full force.

Hey Sorry to hear, but looks like things are on the up for you now. Good luck and congrats on the baby girl.

TY Sir! :thumbsup:

Yes, build thread please. :D

Thx Frankie. You going to RTTC next weekend?

x2 Luke!

So a tiny update and (sorry) no pics. I've been really swamped w work lately and so has Brett but he's making progress. I stopped by on Friday and the car looks great. I bought the same travel Ridetech trips as Brett and it did set my car up about an inch. We think we can get at least half that back with interior, fuel and exhaust weight and there's about a half inch of adjustment left in the front. The rears may require a size smaller spring which would still keep the shock in the sweet spot for the little drop I'd need. I would describe it as about the same height as Stacey Tucker's 69 currently.

All the plumbing is laid out, and a few mounting brackets need to be fabbed for some of the reservoirs and then it's onto final connections. XRP fittings and hoses throughout. Brett did a good job economizing the runs with his layout.

Most all the wiring is stubbed out to final locations, and we think we have entire design locked down. With a little persuasion on the lower valence, Brett mounted the Marquez driving lights and they look F'n sick. I could visualize the DSE bright driver lights above them and they're a pretty good match.

I have a small shopping list for the cold air intake and some fluids (!) I'll pick up in the next week or so and then it's on! :action-smiley-027:

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Thanks Brett! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

Yep, that looks great.

Greg

Looks great Ron!

RideTech TQ install on a DSE 4 link
 

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RideTech TQ install on DSE rear end
 

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Sweet work. Brent you are doing your thang on Ron's Camaro. Looking good Ron!!:hello:

Ron your getting pretty close to wrapping the thing up. Good for you.
As far as RTTC , no plans on going. Who knows maybe i will at a spare of the moment. Been working quite a bit and any extra time, I run in the garage sit in my car and PICTURE MY SELF ROLLING :confused59:

You are a detailed Mofo, Brett... great stuff. :thumbsup:

Brett, nice work. Ron, I can't wait to see this thing completed. You've got to be getting anxious, Let's Cruz!:hapdance:

I once had a guy in the shed helping me on a project --- he'd have used a chisel and a hammer to trim those.

I asked him not to come back. :bang:


Nice work Brett.

He is a detailed Mofo. :thumbsup:

Looking forward to being on the road w you Lenie. It looks close, but that last 10% takes a whole bunch of time.

Raj, Brother...thanks man! How's your beautiful car doing?

C'mon Frank, break away for a couple hours Saturday morning. It'll motivate you! :D

I know that guy. He used a telephone pole to fix a tweeked VW bumper once..:lol: