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Old 05-13-2009, 05:56 PM
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and we've got one here at my house that he could see............ A friends 69 Camaro was just painted Jetstream Blue by the same guy who's painting "X" for Charley.

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Man Jody can you snap a pic??? I would love to see that color on a 69
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Old 05-13-2009, 06:42 PM
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Man Jody can you snap a pic??? I would love to see that color on a 69
yeah, I'll have to move some stuff in the second shop and push it outside. Really looks good.
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A video of it on the road would be excellent. I'm sure you have no shortage of volunteers Charley, that would help if you decide to.
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Working on JA today. Getting all the new car bugs sorted out. We shot it for a Hot Rod feature last weekend. Static shots and drifting shots.

Due to the fact the photos will be used in the Hot Rod story I'm not posting those photos them until after the mag comes out.

I will try to get some other shots of the car outside when it stops raining.

The LS9 is killer. On a 3rd gear stab it will ignite the tires. It idles at 650 RPM and make torque just off idle.

The ride is good on the low profile ZR1 rubber even on crappy MI roads.

Brake feel is very good with the ZR1 brakes. They still need one more bleed to get a little firmer pedal.

The twin disk ZR-1 clutch is butter smooth on launch and the sytem effort seems just right.

I have about 100 miles on the car now and just sorting it out prior to Power Tour.

Well back to it.

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Great info, thanks Mark for that healthy JA snack.

The JA crowd as you know... is a very hungry bunch.
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Jet Stream blue is an awesome color. Thats why I picked that color for my 69[IMG][/IMG].
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Jet Stream blue is an awesome color. Thats why I picked that color for my 69[IMG][/IMG].
Thats money!!!!!!!!!! Big dollar color$$$$$$
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Great info, thanks Mark for that healthy JA snack.

The JA crowd as you know... is a very hungry bunch.
That's 'cause it's a bad ass build.
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The twin disk ZR-1 clutch is butter smooth on launch and the sytem effort seems just right.
That's good to know, Mark. Katech is working on a new flywheel so the LS9 dual disk will work on standard LS motors.
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That's good to know, Mark. Katech is working on a new flywheel so the LS9 dual disk will work on standard LS motors.
Is that an aluminum or billet steel?
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