Pics and Vid of my 02 LE Camaro (Warning for 56k)
11-29-2007, 06:43 PM
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Pics and Vid of my 02 LE Camaro (Warning for 56k) I washed my LE Camaro and took a video of my new exhaust today. Let me know what yall think.
The only appearance mod I've really done is tint, rest of mods are in sig.
Just ignore all the Christmas decorations, heh.
Sorry if the files are too big.
Here is a video of my AR LT's, 3" catted y pipe, and GMMG exaust. The video doesn't do it justice though.
The only appearance mod I've really done is tint, rest of mods are in sig.
Just ignore all the Christmas decorations, heh.
Sorry if the files are too big.
Here is a video of my AR LT's, 3" catted y pipe, and GMMG exaust. The video doesn't do it justice though.
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11-30-2007, 11:16 AM
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Im usually not crazy about these cars cuz im not crazy about stripes, but when its that clean then all I can say is WOW!!! I agree, if you widen thsoe back wheels it would look sick.
11-30-2007, 01:24 PM
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Your car is super clean man, I love it when I see one of those on the roads.
I've got the exact same exhaust setup as you and you're right, the video doesn't do it justice. I love how it relatively quiet until you get over about 3000 and then it really starts to scream; it keeps the 5-0 from giving you too much trouble. What size primaries did you go with?
I've got the exact same exhaust setup as you and you're right, the video doesn't do it justice. I love how it relatively quiet until you get over about 3000 and then it really starts to scream; it keeps the 5-0 from giving you too much trouble. What size primaries did you go with?
11-30-2007, 02:51 PM
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over the winter have the back wheels widened cost u liek 40 bucks and its cheaper than new wheels. keep the stock appearance, with the luxury of nice wide wheels.
Not intimidating @ all.. 
11-30-2007, 03:35 PM
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The ride looks great. Always liked the look of the 35th. The only things I would do is lower it a little and put this grill on http://www.afterthoughtsauto.com/35th-ss-grille.html. Other than that keep it as is.
11-30-2007, 08:42 PM
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Your car is super clean man, I love it when I see one of those on the roads.
I've got the exact same exhaust setup as you and you're right, the video doesn't do it justice. I love how it relatively quiet until you get over about 3000 and then it really starts to scream; it keeps the 5-0 from giving you too much trouble. What size primaries did you go with?
I've got the exact same exhaust setup as you and you're right, the video doesn't do it justice. I love how it relatively quiet until you get over about 3000 and then it really starts to scream; it keeps the 5-0 from giving you too much trouble. What size primaries did you go with?
The primaries are 1 3/4 on the headers. The stock ride height is definately too high. I plan to upgrade to some Koni shocks and some Strano lowering springs in the future.
Thanks for the compliments guys.
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12-01-2007, 03:13 AM
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looks great, ever thought of taking the black stripe of the bottom of the manta and instead painting the manta black...sorry always wanted to see that with thos stripes