2002 camaro build up




Brad Starks is one of the best body guys out there. he is extremely picky and talented especially with sheet metal and a english wheel... this was a piece of cake for him to fit the hood.
it should be very aerodynamic though! it looks like it belongs on the salt flats doing 300mph

It's coming out very nice, can't wait to see the thing in action!
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I know how these builds go, all to familiar with them. The joke around here with my running buddies is, if you are asked, "How much longer?" The answer is "2 weeks" REGARDLESS of what state the car is in.
That being said....how much longer before you hit the track?
I feel ya! Well, keep us updated, I for one am curious to teh times you are gonna put up
I like the hood...always been a fan of big hoods, as long as they were cowl induction style, and NOT forward facing scoops. Forward facing has never sat well with me....
If I had a pic of my 4" cowl that extended back to my windshield, I would post it up, but never got one digitally. I guess I could take a pic of a pic, and post....

Last edited by Gen414; Feb 25, 2009 at 10:17 AM.
now i have to adjust some bumpsteer and fix 1 wiring problem and should be ready to hit the track.... until i find the other problems

it has 46% on rear tires right now...
now i have to adjust some bumpsteer and fix 1 wiring problem and should be ready to hit the track.... until i find the other problems

it has 46% on rear tires right now...
No driver, right? I mean, I figure you weighed it with no one in it, so you could scale it, but thought I would ask anyways.
looking for a 6.50 on motor this weekend hopefully i'll get to transbrake it this time...
gotta clean up and tune the carb
fix water leak
add relocation brackets
screw my wheels
get new tubes and tires
fix shifter solenoid
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