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10-09-2004, 05:39 PM
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first off....dmnspd i'm not as inexperienced as you may think groing up around camaros my whole life, my dad has owned over 80 diff 67-69 camaros. and before this 2000 camaro my car was a 70 camaro wiht a 383 stroker. and as far as drag radials we have about five pairs of slicks laying aorund in the garage.
10-10-2004, 12:41 AM
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Just be careful in it. Street racing is not worth your life is all we are saying. The car can get away from you pretty quickly. If must drive fast, take it to the track like we do.
10-10-2004, 12:56 AM
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i remember saying back when i got my car that i would baby it and not race around town, well look at my car now, two broken rims, hole in the oil pan, bent lower control arm, and minor body damage, but i did learn one thing from all this, trying to pass two semis before my lane merged with their lane while its raining and driving on bald tires.......NEVER AGAIN!!!
10-10-2004, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by a98firebird
first off....dmnspd i'm not as inexperienced as you may think groing up around camaros my whole life, my dad has owned over 80 diff 67-69 camaros. and before this 2000 camaro my car was a 70 camaro wiht a 383 stroker. and as far as drag radials we have about five pairs of slicks laying aorund in the garage.
I remember saying that...
10-11-2004, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by a98firebird
first off....dmnspd i'm not as inexperienced as you may think groing up around camaros my whole life, my dad has owned over 80 diff 67-69 camaros. and before this 2000 camaro my car was a 70 camaro wiht a 383 stroker. and as far as drag radials we have about five pairs of slicks laying aorund in the garage.
Then again, since you have so much track experience, you should have been able to make an educated guess on what you'd run.
10-11-2004, 05:22 PM
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i didnt say i had soo much track experience i said i probably have more than you think. and im taking it to the track the 29th. and if ya look back i did guess, but honestly this is the first ls1 camaro i've owned (obviously) and dont know wexactly what they will do.
10-11-2004, 05:26 PM
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anybody know if you have to get a tune after puting a ls6 intake on? also i was looking at a pair of bolt on slp sub frame connectors but was wondering how hard they are to intsall. i heard there might be problems with the clearance with the loudmouth exhaust.
10-11-2004, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by a98firebird
i didnt say i had soo much track experience i said i probably have more than you think. and im taking it to the track the 29th. and if ya look back i did guess, but honestly this is the first ls1 camaro i've owned (obviously) and dont know wexactly what they will do.
10-11-2004, 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by a98firebird
anybody know if you have to get a tune after puting a ls6 intake on? also i was looking at a pair of bolt on slp sub frame connectors but was wondering how hard they are to intsall. i heard there might be problems with the clearance with the loudmouth exhaust.
HP tuners, tune it at home whenever you feel like it
10-12-2004, 06:24 PM
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hey 03 silvers.....do you work at jandj's? my dad works at bill branch right next door. my car is the black ss that sits on the other side of the fense every once and a awhile. i was actually concidering getting it dynoed there. Could ya tell me how much a couple runs would be?thanks...
10-12-2004, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by darrensls1formula
This is one of the dumbest comments I've read in these forums. Maybe not the very dumbest but definately in the top 20. There is a time and place for racing those pesky mustangs. The time is Test-N-tune and the place is your friendly neighborhood NHRA/IHRA drag strip. At least there the cops will shake my hand after a race instead of putting hand cuffs on them.
it is rather pointless to shake a fist at him and say "never ever ever ever race on the street", give me a break.
seriously, but i mean i have had my car for like 2 weeks so.....but i have done plenty of on ramp burnouts and such. 
10-13-2004, 03:32 AM
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Dude don't BS yourself! I told my dad the exact same thing when he bought me my SS. You live up to what you say for a while, but after that you get comfortable with the car and one thing leads to another. And if its got any kind of power its like you got something to prove to the car next to you that revs their V6 up at you. Its a great car be carefull and enjoy it. Oh yeah and dont go anywhere in it where you dont want to be noticed because its gonna turn more heads than you can imagine! Have fun!
10-13-2004, 06:48 AM
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Originally Posted by a98firebird
and i wouldnt street race. street racing is a stupid way to get your license taken away.
10-13-2004, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by TheBlurLS1
so your telling me you have NEVER ever raced anyone on the street? not so much as a quick sprint?......thats what i thought. which is exactly the point i was making. its not about "hey my dick is bigger than yours", its just a gene that most of us speed enthusiasts are born with.
it is rather pointless to shake a fist at him and say "never ever ever ever race on the street", give me a break.
it is rather pointless to shake a fist at him and say "never ever ever ever race on the street", give me a break.
I have a wife and three kids depending on me for financial support. I can't afford to lose my license or make my wife a widow over a stupid street race.