**Specialized Stainless Camaro Build**
02-13-2008, 01:58 PM
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Thanks everyone!
I've had these pedals for the last 3+ years but never had an automatic to install them on... Now I do
Don't ask where I got them from because I have no idea, lol.
I've had these pedals for the last 3+ years but never had an automatic to install them on... Now I do
Don't ask where I got them from because I have no idea, lol. 
02-13-2008, 06:14 PM
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toofast looks great!
my car is dieing to have some brush alu under the hood but i want to many performance things right now
i will one day! i am about to paint my bumper support black and the back of my headlights! you going to do that too?
my car is dieing to have some brush alu under the hood but i want to many performance things right now
i will one day! i am about to paint my bumper support black and the back of my headlights! you going to do that too?
02-16-2008, 08:00 PM
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Washed the SS for the first time today. As far as I know the paint has never seen a clay bar and it shows. The paint feels like sand paper in some places! Next wash I'm going to clay bar and buff the paint & wheels.
02-18-2008, 07:14 PM
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Here's the first "big project" for the Camaro. I decided to add sound deadening since I'm building strictly a show / cruise car this time around w/o any engine work like last time. It's not too much added weight (about 55LBS) and it's spread out evenly around the car so I'm not concerned about it. I did a lot of research about sound deadening and found Raamat to have some of the best results and yet still be very cost effective. Rick from Raamat couldn't have been more helpful and I got everything in 4 days!
Here's a couple shots of everything I got (2 rolls of BXT, 6 yards of Ensolite, 3 cans of glue) and I'll update this thread tomorrow with install pictures
Here's a couple shots of everything I got (2 rolls of BXT, 6 yards of Ensolite, 3 cans of glue) and I'll update this thread tomorrow with install pictures
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02-18-2008, 11:14 PM
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Good choice on the sound deadening Steve. That's the same company I went with when I did my car.
I went with 3 rolls myself but then again I was putting down three layers in some areas.
http://www.projectcamaro.com/forum/s...19&postcount=1
I went with 3 rolls myself but then again I was putting down three layers in some areas.
http://www.projectcamaro.com/forum/s...19&postcount=1
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02-18-2008, 11:18 PM
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