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Old 01-27-2015, 12:19 PM
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We got another 2nd gen Camaro going here @ the shop that I figured i would share with you guys.. This one is being built as a simple curusing car in the Middle East somewhere..

Parts List- RideTech bolt on suspesnsion, Wilwood Brakes, Forgeline, Michelin Super Sport, Vintage Air, C6 Corvette Booster, Vapor works/JCG fuel system, Body work & paint by JCG, Interior by JCG, 70 Trans AM dash, Speartech ECM, C&R Radiator, LS3 with 4L65.. & much more!






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Hi Chris,

I so want to build a red 2nd gen but i am saving for my daughters college which is more important.


Did Ride-Tech update there upper bar brackets on the 2nd Gens and I wish I would have done tubs similar to these as it would have been a lot easier to tuck a 27.5" tire in the back.



and it looks like they are heim joints

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hell yeah ever since i saw blue ballz i have been wanting to see you guys do a second gen, especially since i'm somewhat local to you guys and i'm someday going to build my 73 RS. definitely keep up the updates
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Ridetech did not upgrade there upper bar system.. I just took it upon myself to make a few changes.. Opted to run heims ..

Ruuning a 295-35-20 in the back! you cannot even tell that we modified the qtr's on this one..


[QUOTE=syborg tt;591954]Hi Chris,

I so want to build a red 2nd gen but i am saving for my daughters college which is more important.


Did Ride-Tech update there upper bar brackets on the 2nd Gens and I wish I would have done tubs similar to these as it would have been a lot easier to tuck a 27.5" tire in the back.

and it looks like they are heim joints

I will try to keep up with the thread Big Joe!

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hell yeah ever since i saw blue ballz i have been wanting to see you guys do a second gen, especially since i'm somewhat local to you guys and i'm someday going to build my 73 RS. definitely keep up the updates
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Ridetech did not upgrade there upper bar system.. I just took it upon myself to make a few changes.. Opted to run heims ..
Of Course you did why wouldn't you. I am curious to see how much more articulation you get with the longer bars and the heim joints.

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Runing a 295-35-20 in the back! you cannot even tell that we modified the qtr's on this one..
Originally I had a 26" tall 295 on the rear and it just didn't fill the wheel opening like I wanted. So I bumped up the height to 27.125 with a 295 35 19 which is just a hair taller then your 20". I kinda happy you did the 20 as Kenny wanted me to upgrade to the 20 on the rear and an 19 on the front.

Really looking forward to watching this build to see what parts I am going to buy off of you for future updates on my 70.


Now cause we all know this is going to be a really cool build.
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Marty- the 2nd gens for me are harder to make them look as I want.. So going with a bigger tire helps fill in the opening.. Great choice on running a bigger tire on your car.. Good thing you listened to Kenny! I really have not been working on anything new for the camaro's but will keep ya posted.. been in the Vette World..got a few new things coming there..

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Of Course you did why wouldn't you. I am curious to see how much more articulation you get with the longer bars and the heim joints.



Originally I had a 26" tall 295 on the rear and it just didn't fill the wheel opening like I wanted. So I bumped up the height to 27.125 with a 295 35 19 which is just a hair taller then your 20". I kinda happy you did the 20 as Kenny wanted me to upgrade to the 20 on the rear and an 19 on the front.

Really looking forward to watching this build to see what parts I am going to buy off of you for future updates on my 70.


Now cause we all know this is going to be a really cool build.
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Bad ass ride. Balsy color scheme with the gold wheels. I really like the mix of themes and the vibe the car gives off. Well done.
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I normally don't like red but that is going to be sweet
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