Info needed for '99 Camaro
05-24-2010, 09:34 PM
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Info needed for '99 Camaro A buddy of mine just purchased a stock '99 Camaro SS 6 spd with 6100 miles.
We'd like to know the factory specs on it.
1/4 mile ?
Weight ?
H/P ?
Transmission? Is it a Tremec?
What materials are the 1/4 panels made out of? He seems to think some part of the car is made out of a material other than steel.
Give us n00bs some info please. Thanks in advance.
We'd like to know the factory specs on it.
1/4 mile ?
Weight ?
H/P ?
Transmission? Is it a Tremec?
What materials are the 1/4 panels made out of? He seems to think some part of the car is made out of a material other than steel.
Give us n00bs some info please. Thanks in advance.
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05-26-2010, 02:26 PM
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99 Camaro Specs: Not found: http://media.gm.com/division/canada/...999Camaro.html
I'm sorting through the other info that you linked me to.
Question: When getting the car the other day, I noticed both front fenders were sticking out a bit (past the door) seam was not flush. I took a peek under the car and it looks as if the metal tab (where the lower part of the fender attaches) is bent, which is causing the lower part of the fender to be pushed out. Perhaps someone improperly lifted the car at some point? Should that metal lip be pointed straight down as opposed to being on an angle?
Wish the car was here so I can post a photo.
I'm sorting through the other info that you linked me to.
Question: When getting the car the other day, I noticed both front fenders were sticking out a bit (past the door) seam was not flush. I took a peek under the car and it looks as if the metal tab (where the lower part of the fender attaches) is bent, which is causing the lower part of the fender to be pushed out. Perhaps someone improperly lifted the car at some point? Should that metal lip be pointed straight down as opposed to being on an angle?
Wish the car was here so I can post a photo.
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99 Camaro Specs: Not found: http://media.gm.com/division/canada/...999Camaro.html
I'm sorting through the other info that you linked me to.
Question: When getting the car the other day, I noticed both front fenders were sticking out a bit (past the door) seam was not flush. I took a peek under the car and it looks as if the metal tab (where the lower part of the fender attaches) is bent, which is causing the lower part of the fender to be pushed out. Perhaps someone improperly lifted the car at some point? Should that metal lip be pointed straight down as opposed to being on an angle?
Wish the car was here so I can post a photo.
I'm sorting through the other info that you linked me to.
Question: When getting the car the other day, I noticed both front fenders were sticking out a bit (past the door) seam was not flush. I took a peek under the car and it looks as if the metal tab (where the lower part of the fender attaches) is bent, which is causing the lower part of the fender to be pushed out. Perhaps someone improperly lifted the car at some point? Should that metal lip be pointed straight down as opposed to being on an angle?
Wish the car was here so I can post a photo.
