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02-08-2006, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
That's exactly what a friend and I are doing with our Z28's! His should be done first, I'll post pictures when it's done.
Actually here's a quick picture of his Z28. It's a '96 that he's converted to an LS1 style front end. It's going to paint next week so I should have the final pictures before to long.
If you look at the side skirts just in front of the rear wheels you can see they're cutout for the polished Z28 tips that he's going to have installed.
Actually here's a quick picture of his Z28. It's a '96 that he's converted to an LS1 style front end. It's going to paint next week so I should have the final pictures before to long.
If you look at the side skirts just in front of the rear wheels you can see they're cutout for the polished Z28 tips that he's going to have installed.
02-21-2006, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted by kyles2000z
is his name grant? i think i remember that car from cardomain.com...he and i exchanged a few messages on there. very nice car too, hes done a lot of original, but tasteful stuff like that. i believe thats the same car.
I actually made him an admin on my forum.
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any recent pics?
02-21-2006, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ProjectCamaro
That's exactly what a friend and I are doing with our Z28's! His should be done first, I'll post pictures when it's done.
Actually here's a quick picture of his Z28. It's a '96 that he's converted to an LS1 style front end. It's going to paint next week so I should have the final pictures before to long.
If you look at the side skirts just in front of the rear wheels you can see they're cutout for the polished Z28 tips that he's going to have installed.
Actually here's a quick picture of his Z28. It's a '96 that he's converted to an LS1 style front end. It's going to paint next week so I should have the final pictures before to long.
If you look at the side skirts just in front of the rear wheels you can see they're cutout for the polished Z28 tips that he's going to have installed.
02-21-2006, 03:21 PM
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Here are some pics I found in the bolt-on forum...
Thats pretty much what I want to do with mine, then when I get some time/money put on some sideskirts to go around the tips like grants.
Thats pretty much what I want to do with mine, then when I get some time/money put on some sideskirts to go around the tips like grants.
02-21-2006, 04:36 PM
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I believe in CA this is illegal and won't pass smog. The exhaust must exit behind the axle and not underneath the car. If I could, I would just add a dump before the axle! I remember somebody had this side-exit on an LT1, a long time ago on this site though. I'll see if I saved a picture of it on my other computer...
02-21-2006, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by LS1_2NV
I believe in CA this is illegal and won't pass smog. The exhaust must exit behind the axle and not underneath the car. If I could, I would just add a dump before the axle! I remember somebody had this side-exit on an LT1, a long time ago on this site though. I'll see if I saved a picture of it on my other computer...
For so many car modifications to be illegal in Cali, I never could figure out why it became the car modifying capital.
02-21-2006, 05:40 PM
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haha, me neither. Only thing I can say is that A LOT of people "know a guy" I used to, but he kept asking for more and more $$$ every other year. That's when I went "legit" 
02-21-2006, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by LS1_2NV
I believe in CA this is illegal and won't pass smog. The exhaust must exit behind the axle and not underneath the car. If I could, I would just add a dump before the axle! I remember somebody had this side-exit on an LT1, a long time ago on this site though. I'll see if I saved a picture of it on my other computer...
03-01-2006, 08:54 AM
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[QUOTE=WhiteKnightZ28]Here are some pics I found in the bolt-on forum...
I like that set up is going to look sweet!
but what would you do with the rear bumper on the T/A is just just going to be left in blank
I like that set up is going to look sweet!
but what would you do with the rear bumper on the T/A is just just going to be left in blank
03-22-2006, 08:17 AM
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I seen a 2000 Model Trans Am with the Nascar style side pipes on it at a car show. It looked good untill you seen up under the car and seen how far the pipes hung under the car. Sorry didn't snap a pic of it. My friend has side pipes on his 89 Camaro, 3rd gens can make them work a lot easier than 4th I think.
03-22-2006, 09:31 AM
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you can barely see the tips exit right in front of the pass side tire. They were ovalized by me. two out one side. H pipe.
As for the sound.....With a tsp 231/237...it sounded like it was going to wheelie through your house and kill your entire family while they were eating dinner then wheelie out the other side.
As for the sound.....With a tsp 231/237...it sounded like it was going to wheelie through your house and kill your entire family while they were eating dinner then wheelie out the other side.
