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And that's far from my fastest car. There is a plausible substitute for displacement... It's called boost...d68ssCarson City, NV48, joined Aug. 2011Yall are both ridiculous. I prefer muscle but they don't handle as well I don't care how much cash you put in them, tuners can be fast and have serious power, you can put waayy more hp into a stock block of a supra than any camaro and they're quarter mile monsters too. but PETERPANDAS generally so full of shit its coming out of his mouth, told me he routinely builds 1000+hp cars once so routinely that he thinks his little supercharged cougar ((types of cars)) are genuinely fast & somehow building those cars doesn't provide him with the cash to build a real car. I can understand if he likes sleepers but give me a break. You can talk all you want in forums with google to back up whatever you want to "learn" with a search, no problem with that but you really over do it man. Flame me all you want, im annoyed with all of your posts in automotive anyways, it means nothing to me.

Hey thanks great quote yeah I checked out his profile. I dont claim to know it all. not by a long shot. Yeah your exactly right muscle doesnt handle well but I have done alot of work and boy it fun to run em. Check out Spectre 341. Thats the route I normally run.peterfreakinpanAdrian, MI30, joined Dec. 2012Looks are decieving. Try 17 in steel wheels from Wheel Vintiques. Sumitomo HTRZ tires 11" of rubber all the way around. 11.70 wilwoods all the way around.3:70 rear gear with QA1 coils in all for corners. It took alot of planning and measuring and getting things right so thats exactly what I wanted horsepower ignorant punks on the street to think. Thanks for the validation Peterpanda I appreciate it. Done with ya Bro.I didn't take much of a look at your profile. I just saw some stereotypical bowtie driver with a little D*ck and a car to help him catch little 17 year old girls... Considering, you pretty much look like shrek, and have two little bastards. Anyways, how's traction with 1000+ hp on just 11" rubber?peterfreakinpanAdrian, MI30, joined Dec. 2012Remember what i said about being full of shit?

This is the part where your ignorance makes you look dumb. I got Tboned because a guy ran a stop sign. I probably put more miles on my race bike last year than you did driving your DD, had nothing to do with inexperience or "being a dumbass" Oh and i clearly stated ((type cars)) after cougar. electronic door locks shark tankIt's cool if your not into flashy cars, im not either or helped out* On big builds & i respect that you help your parents and are making something of yourself but dont be so full of shit.genie garage door opener spare partsJust like you did in your first post in this forum? 2005 bmw x5 side mirror for saleSaying that I "annoy" you, but you can't even get facts straight about me? internal sliding doors runners

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Unlike many of the show’s vehicles, two of these cars carry production-ready packages that customers will be able to order. Here’s a look at the four vehicles. 2011 Camaro Synergy Series (above) You may remember the Synergy Green Camaro that was available in limited numbers this spring. That car inspired a whole batch of Synergy Series vehicles from Chevy, with one slated to debut every year (fortunately, this one comes with more normal color schemes.) The 2011 Synergy Series Camaro makes its debut at the SEMA show in Las Vegas and will go on sale in the first half of next year. And extending the SEMA link, it’s based on the Camaro Chroma concept, which appeared at last year’s show. Available in the gray seen here as well as red, white, and black, the Synergy package can be applied to both V-6– and V-8–equipped Camaros. The package includes a new grille, a body kit comprising side skirts and a front lip, and a flared rear spoiler; silver-finished 21-inch wheels are optional and V-8 models also get red-painted brake calipers.

The interior is covered in gray upholstery with red stitching all over the place: the seats, steering wheel, door inserts, shift boot, and shift knob. The V-8 show car seen here has been dropped with a Pedders lowering kit, and it’s been treated to a few other tweaks from the Chevrolet Accessory catalog, including a Hurst shifter, a red engine cover, and silver interior trim pieces. Oh, and the antenna has been painted body color, but you’ll have to do that yourself to match the look. Camaro XM Accessory Appearance Package What do you get when you combine a V-6 Camaro, parts from the Chevrolet Accessory catalog, and XM satellite radio? The awkwardly named Camaro XM Accessory Appearance Package, that’s what. This Camaro 1LT wears a new spoiler and grille, the same 21-inch wheels as are optional on the Synergy car, and decals that highlight the car’s shoulder line, plus it comes with a one-year subscription to XM. Other mods for the show car include a cold-air intake for the 3.6-liter V-6 engine and silver interior trim.

The production version will go on sale in spring 2011 for “around” $30K, which is about the same as a 1LT Camaro with dealer-installed 21-inch wheels. Camaro SSX Track Car Concept The SSX concept is a purpose-built track car and employs lightweight carbon-fiber pieces for its fenders, doors, hood, trunklid, front splitter, side skirts, and rear wing. Chevrolet further cut weight by tossing the factory carpets, sound deadening, and rear seat. Into the lightened cockpit went a roll cage, a racing seat with five-point harness, a fire-suppression system, a suede-covered steering wheel and shifter, a race-spec fuel cell, and a video camera to record the action. The Camaro’s 6.2-liter V-8 receives go-fast camshafts, cylinder heads, and a dry-sump oil system from the Chevy Performance Parts catalog, as well as the twin-disc clutch from a Corvette ZR1, and low-restriction intake and exhaust systems. It all rides on Pfadt suspension components, larger brakes with cross-drilled rotors, and 20-inch wheels wearing sticky race tires.