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Old 08-09-2010, 05:10 PM
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Yes sir, it is rather pimp.

The rear subframe reinstalled for the time being (i.e. until the fuel tank arrives back), Pedders in place in the rear. Absolutely PERFECT fitment and finish from Pedders as always, I love Pedders for that...

From the rear...



Rear diagonal...



From the front...



Xa coilovers in place...

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Replacing suspension components without getting dirty FTW. LOL
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Haha, seriously. Crawford's in heaven, I'm sure.
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Originally Posted by skyhighsami
Eric Berry was a beast and I am glad to see he is a gearhead....Awesome setup and great looking work
He's an excellent guy, so down to Earth. He sure does love his Chevrolets, I can tell you that much.

Originally Posted by WAHUSKER
VERY NICE BUILD JORDAN!!! Obvioulsy well thought out from nose to tail. I cant wait to see it finished & see some numbers. At 15 psi it should run on pump gas (mine does) and could easily make 1200hp with twins.

I'm impressed Eric went GM. He must have a degree in finance, he paid $139k for a car that will slap the snot-bubbles outta those exotics that cost 3X as much. VERY COOL!
Thank you very much for the kind words, it's been a fun project to be involved with. Very few projects are from the "creative freedom" position, I love it when they pop up.

And he's very well aware he has an exotic-car eater, haha! I just hope he drives it with some sense, I've done my best to help him understand what level this car is on.
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Originally Posted by Jordan_NationalSpeed
Correct you are, it will interface like stock, but is controlled independently via a TCI controller. The only difference in the interface will be an LCD screen on the steering wheel which displays which gear is manually selected, otherwise he'd have no idea.
Thats VERY intrsting! will this give you FULL control of the box, ie downshifts as well as upshifts?????

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Yes the TCI controls everything...the pimpitude i am commenting on is the use of the factory parts (specifically the steering wheel) to control the TCI box so-to-speak. I've always wanted to put a Shrifter (twistmachine.com) on my TA.
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The Strange Engineerning nodular iron third member in the Hendrix Engineering 9.00" housing...







The unit is going into the cradle now.
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The six bolt mounting on the converter isn't new. Yank has been doing that for years on their PY series and some others.
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I never said another company didn't offer it, but Pro Torque did not and it had to be custom made. Pro Torque is who we prefer, so naturally we put the order in their able hands.
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Another Awesome build I can't wait for the final results...

Great work everyone at NationalSpeed..
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Thanks a lot, Venom.

The Hendrix Engineering 9.00" housing in place. Beautiful fitment as expected...



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And I jizzed in my pants...
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Thanks for choosing our products for your build......

Car looks awesome
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We only use what's worth using for our builds, thanks for making a great product.

Now give us some free stuff for V1 CTS-V.
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you should have just asked chevy for a camaro body lol. badass build looks awesome, keep it up
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I can't wait to see this thing finished
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The Brembos going on...



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beautiful job guys
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You sure you'll be able to stop with those little brakes?

But seriously, that plate that is bolted to the front of 9" center, does the stock rear have something like that or is that just more overkill to keep the center from moving?
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Originally Posted by Jordan_NationalSpeed
$139,000. That includes the brand new Camaro SS-II, in either 4L80E or T56 options. The cool thing is, if you want more power, it's as simple as bolting on larger turbochargers with race gas, and shooting for the moon. All supporting modifications are in place to handle 2,000hp.

Full interior, air conditioning, power steering, all OEM options functional and all creature comforts in tact. It's an awesome thing.
You may be hearing from me!


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