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Flared ‘70 Camaro With Hotchkis Suspension

We love this ’70 Camaro built by Spectre Performance. It’s a great throwback to the early 80’s when flared Camaros roamed the streets and it brings back fond memories of the early days of Trans Am racing. We were very flattered when Spectre came to us for suspension.

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...o/LAR_7178.jpg

This Camaro really tears up the track with its ultra wide tires and a bunch of Hotchkis suspension components.

http://assets.speedhunters.com/Image...e/IMG_0087.jpg

http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagam...o/IMG_9600.jpg

Check out the SpeedHunters.com article on this beast!
http://speedhunters.com/archive/2011...re-camaro.aspx

That's pretty cool. A cross between old school flare and new tech with the LS motor and carbon fiber.

I saw this camaro at the dallas goodguy's.Really cool.Drove pretty well also.:thumbsup:

That's very cool. What is the purpose of the joints that connect from the firewall to the A-arm joints? Do these really help with lateral stiffening? I would assume that there is a stiffening bar on the inside of the firewall that these connect to because the firewall can't be that stiff. I could be off base here though...

that first shot is AMAZING!!!:thumbsup:

It's a pretty decent looking ride in person. Sounds good too....

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Originally Posted by XcYZ (Post 340841)

That's pretty cool. A cross between old school flare and new tech with the LS motor and carbon fiber.

^^What Scott said. Pretty bad ass.:thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by ModernMuseum (Post 340931)

Those are some good questions!

http://www.hotchkis.net/_uploaded_fi...540image_2.jpg

Those bars are a huge help in reducing deflection in the front subframe. You’d be amazed at how much the front subframe moves during normal driving and even how much more it deflects during spirited driving. The firewall is very strong, especially at the location where the front fender bolts on. We picked the two locations on the firewall for the best triangulation. The forward mount at the upper control arm attaching hardware keeps the frame in the proper location so you can take full advantage of the front suspension geometry and makes the car much more predictable on the street and the track. We make Chassis Max Handle Bars for first and second gen Camaros.