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Old 09-15-2010, 04:29 PM
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My new favorite Stielow Camaro build photo, that is awesome.

I do see now the new Forgeline wheels. Looks badass
I agree Ryan. WOW, that car looks killer.
Great photo.
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Old 09-15-2010, 04:59 PM
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OK now we can sit next to each other at the Lat-G party and I'll buy you a beer.

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you're all right, I don't care what Charley says.................

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you're all right, I don't care what Charley says.................

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Jody are you going to Optima?

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uh yeah....................
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Was the back end of car stepping out on few corners in auto-x?
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Was the back end of car stepping out on few corners in auto-x?
That happens with 800 ft*lbs of torque.......
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That happens with 800 ft*lbs of torque.......
I had to ask.
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I cant believe your taking a liking to the school zone driving........ughhhhhh!!

Apologies to all cone dodgers, sorry, I just can't get into it
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hey mark, i have a question for you, i have been following your build, and am doing a pro touring 67 camaro, i am run the same front sub frame as you and want to know what offset and back space the forgeline wheels you used are front and rear? i don't have pockets quite as deep as yours so im using a shafiroff racing 540 800hp bbc engine with a tko600 5 speed, i found some forged wheels i like but are half the money the forgelines are but want to get the right offset and backspacing first time around as no one near me has forged wheels that big and i don't want to be buying and returning wheels. thx for any info on the wheel dimensions, rm
69 camaros have more room. With a DSE sub they run 18x10's. With a 67 you have to run an 18x9. His sizes won't work for you.
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