New member from overseas
 

Hi guys, I live in a country where, people walk on wooden shoes, Koni shocks where invented, the weather is always crappy, pumpgas costs around $9 per gallon and drugs are free available.
I am building a 69 SS RS camaro to be a pro street car. It is a original swiss build car and I bought it compleetly in boxes.
I am currently building a homemade 4-link and would like to no the part number for a good set of Koni Coilovers that I can use with that.
I have like a thousand more questions about building a killer car but one thing at a time.
All ideas welcome here.

Wooden shoes and Koni Shocks... now that's a cool introduction. :thumbsup:

Welcome aboard. :cheers:

WELCOME!

You think they invented the shocks to make walking in those wooden shoes a little less harsh?

LOL

Post some pictures so we can see what you're building...

:cheers:

Close to Amsterdamn?

Wellcome :cheers:

LOL the Country is so small, everything is close to Amsterdam :unibrow:

Welcome from down under:D

Hey Aussie, Same time zone ? :thumbsup:

Welcome from a fellow Dutchman.

Pro-Street???? Don't you wanna kill Beemers, Merc's, Porches, etc. in the twisties and under braking? Hang around long enough here and on PT.com and you'll soon change your mind. :unibrow:

Hej Hollander.
Welcome to pro-touring.com
Pro street......okay.
I saw some Koni's for you on the "for sale" section of this forum.

I have some nice 69 Fesler billet taillights for you for sale. hahaha
You never know, you might be interested..

René, I see the 454 had to go for the 6.0L ? very nice:thumbsup:

Bram, don't know what you have been drinking, eating, smoking BUT:

1. as long as you don't know where he comes from you can't cal him a Hollander. Being Dutch doesn't mean you're a Hollander by definition, you know.

1. PT.com, you sure 'bout that?

Yep, sold the BBC and went the LS-route, thanks for the compliment.

Bram, don't know what you have been drinking, eating, smoking BUT:

1. as long as you don't know where he comes from you can't call him a Hollander. Being Dutch doesn't mean you're a Hollander by definition, you know!

2. PT.com, you sure 'bout that?

Yep, sold the BBC and went the LS-route last year. Thanks for the compliment.

And Yes, I am a Hollander.:P

Yes I would love to kick some German Ash. But I also want a big block. And that makes it more a "straight line" kind of car isn't it ? Try to convince me to go for Pro-Touring.

I saw a C6 rearaxle and gearbox for sale on the local Marketplace, that looks kind of pro-touring to me. Is it possible to fit one in ? It might distribute the weight a little beter with a big block under the hood.

Look at me talking, I am a pro-tourer already :lol:

That's real simple to do ---- Check out the videos posted by VEGAS69 on here -- big block -- killer... and tracks the snot out of it.

PRO STREET is so.............. yesterday......... it's gotta STOP -- Corner -- blow cold A/C -- have big tunes -- and bigger power... No point in having big power if it doesn't stop and corner...

Just my .01 worth. That's USD by the way.

:rofl:

You also haven't heared of Vinnie Allegretta, I guess? Won the 2008 Year One AutoX and drives the snot out of that thing. To top it all of he recently went into the 9's on the strip. Changed the rear wheels and set the airride suspension differently. FYI; that car is equipped with BBC, 4L80e with Paddle shifter and Airride suspension. Car built by Jake's Rod Shop in cooperation with Steve Chryssos (Twistmachine.com).

Everything is possible but it won't be easy. Given Vinnie's results I would say; waste of time!

So that's about € 0.005, right?? :unibrow:

Cold air comes from outside the car and it's free :D

Vinnie How ? :lol: But I like what I am reading here 9s on the strip, great cornering and braking also I guess. Sounds like heaven. :thumbsup:

Ahoy there
 

Arrrrr, ever been asailin' down round the Cape of Good Hope? If so, ye mighta seen me namesake asailin down around there somewheres.:captain:

Mabye this is convinsing enoughf :thumbsup:
http://www.pro-touring.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60351

Just got back from the states last week. First three days NHRA Las Vegas then SEMA two days than 4 days Nascar Dallas. And I decided to go for modern Pro-Street with a big block Yeah baby Yeah.