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Here's a couple shots with the front Forgeline ZX3R's, 10 1/2" and titanium fastners with michelin pilot sport cup tires. The front fenders were not on the car when I ordered them so I played it safe knowing I can replace the shells and widen the wheels after.
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VERY NICE!!:thumbsup:
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And here's the back. Same thing but 13" wide. The tires are the M/T wich should work well for some initial testing and 1 mile runs. You can see the flares well in these photos, all made in steel.
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why have a small motor when you can have a big one is what I say.
That 581 is beautiful!!!! |
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This is a really nice ride, from the perimeter frame, to the engine and yes the wheels (knowing how much you like them. Keep it up looks great.
BTW- first engine sitting on your wife's finger... keep in mind, she's being supportive letting you continue with the project. |
581, pretty cool but when does a Camaro stop being a Camaro, that's what I wantna know? :_paranoid
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Looks Killer!:thumbsup:
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