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Re: 1988 Camaro
also that story reminds me of how i got my 84 z
car runs fine he says, car has fresh paint he says
secodaies don't open paints peeling has rust under the paint no interior no floors
i got it for $200 and i had the trailer makes a nice field beater anyways lol
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Re: 1988 Camaro
Originally posted by hairysox33Yes, and yes. the downside to him removing that stuff, is I believe that it is letting lots of exhaust fumes into the car. I about passed out driving from Ironwood, MI to Superior, WI here.
What I would like in the near future:
3.73 ring and pinion with an LSD
The 1LE aluminum drive shaft...
A not so ugly harwood hood
Plug that firewall
Remove the rest of the A/CHard Work Guarantees Nothing - Lack of it Does!
Drew Gerth - Newburgh, IN
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Re: 1988 Camaro
Looks like a great foundation for a cheap fast car. I think the hood has potential - if the car can back it up!
I promise I'll get that BS lighted hitch picture - just as soon as I get the truck back and un-screw up the trailer wiring -
(scotch locks should be banned - especially when used to butcher factory harnesses under the car where they are horribly prone to corrosion -- I may have to start from scratch and solder/shrink wrap in a new harness pigtail from the frame rail)
The PO of this car sounds like a real peach! Sounds like you're making the most of it! Nice workThere's always something new to learn.
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Re: 1988 Camaro
300 hp bbc.... probably 14s... those are peanut port heads, but not the small peanut port (didn't know there was a difference until recently).
It'll run fine, but it needs a better cam - but be careful with your cam selection; that's a low compression motor (relatively) so getting a wild sounding cam will make your car into a fairground cruiser.
The motor mounts are probably the same - if not, bolt on the ones from the camaro and it'll drop right in.... 4x4 motor or 2 wd?
The good is your camaro already has an electric pump, the bad - it's high pressure so you'll have to run a regulator... or buy a cheapy pump and disconnect the in-tank pump (it's a mother to get out - I know, I just did it)
I have an intake, but think I just sold it... sorry.... :'(Doing it all wrong since 1966
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