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Old 01-14-2006, 06:47 PM
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Thumbs up Jim Mulvey's Camaro updates

Guys, I have the pleasure of hosting a tech article highlighting the updates that are taking place on Jim Mulvey's 69 Camaro. I'm sure most everyone will remember how bad ass it was before with the ProCharged 502 and TH400 with GV overdrive. The car is currently under the knife at RaceTek in Water Mill, NY, getting a 21st Century Street Machines front subframe, a motor from Mark Stielow and a 4L80e with a Twist Machine Shrifter.

Look for more info and pictures as it progresses. I want to thank Steve Chryssos, Jim Mulvey, and the guys from RaceTek for allowing Lateral-g to document this project.

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Old 01-14-2006, 06:59 PM
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Nice ride. That front suspension is sweet.
It looks very solid and probably addresses a lot of other suspension shortfalls.
It would be fun to watch a build kind of like they do multi-issue builds in Pop Hot Rodding and CHP.
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Old 01-14-2006, 07:14 PM
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I wonder if they would make me a set of those front braces

Very cool indeed..
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what acc. kit is that?
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That is very, very nice.

orange88,

I think that is the vintage air system. That was the first thing that caught my eye in the picture, it is a great looking setup.
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what acc. kit is that?

Vintage Air - Front Runner
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