69 Camaro Project - Dead Pool

[skatinjay27]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Iowa public schools in the house. I half expected you to say it's a Scott Mock..

HAHA at least that guess would be up to date!

having everything finished on that sub makes it pure car porn!
and those uprights are sexy!!!

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

GW - I am not 100% positive, but I think there's some connection WD->AME. Maybe you can refresh me on that?

Wayne was a local builder -- and I think that when he closed up shop - AME just kind of took over where he left off. I have no personal knowledge of any business transaction - if any - it's just very similar to what Wayne was building.

[Vegas69]

It really looks like a Wayne Due with some tweaks. Those uprights and the adjustable sway bar are tits. Looking forward to seeing it in my rear view mirror.

[Ron in SoCal]

^ "Objects in the rear view mirror may be closer than they appear..."

Thx for the props Bro!

[Track Junky]

Damn, late to the party again!! Thats some serious hardware SoCal, LOL.

[Jr]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

AH HA --- that's why it looked so familiar -- I had a Wayne Due with C5....

What happened with this sub?

[Jr]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

Thanks Shannon!





What that is is an AME sub w their HD adjustable sway bar, LG Billet Spindles, Pfadt Poly bushings and Lower BJ. Travis modified the Spindles to work as AME does and designed/oversaw the custom billet steel steering arms for the modified geometry. Arms are powdercoated silver and the uprights are cleared. It really was a big a** project. BTW, thanks to Trav, Rupp, AME Matt and Fernando (Killer67)...

ZR1 hubs are sitting at home waiting to be put on!

that's one hell of a list! Keep up the good work.

[Matt@BOS]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Wayne was a local builder -- and I think that when he closed up shop - AME just kind of took over where he left off. I have no personal knowledge of any business transaction - if any - it's just very similar to what Wayne was building.

That would be interesting to know...

I keep thinking that the AME product is light years ahead of Wayne Due's subframes, not that I can recall the specifics as to why. I'm sure our pro-touring guru Mr. Stielow would know.

Anyway, that is some fine looking hardware you've got there, Ron. Billet uprights and all - very trick. So, when are you going to break down and get some Penske shocks to go with everything

Matt

[Jgpclone]

Thats one bad azz ride u have. love the paint job!!

[Bryan O]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

How about a little eye candy?

Sweet!