New car need help
#1
New car need help
Hello guys,
I just purchased a 1967 Camaro SS with a 350 small block and need some help ordering some stuff. The plan is to make the car run and look better. Looking at getting 17x8 torq wheels all around with 225/45 tires, lowering the car, buying a better radiator, adding a/c, changing the suspension, and installing the autometer gauge cluster. What do you guys recommend as far as which parts to go with ? Thanks
I just purchased a 1967 Camaro SS with a 350 small block and need some help ordering some stuff. The plan is to make the car run and look better. Looking at getting 17x8 torq wheels all around with 225/45 tires, lowering the car, buying a better radiator, adding a/c, changing the suspension, and installing the autometer gauge cluster. What do you guys recommend as far as which parts to go with ? Thanks
#2
RE: New car need help
i'm currently in the process of rebuilding my front end and using Moog products and i'm using Energy suspension polyurethane bushings on my origanelstyle a arms
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#3
RE: New car need help
i have 20 on back and 18 inch on front torq rims. check my profile it might give you some ideals. I just put 1 inch lowering springs. As far as gauges summit has some dash replacement, and the cheaper route console gages that look pretty good. Just some thoughts. good luck
#4
RE: New car need help
Do you have any original parts from the car that you will considering selling after your upgrades? I would be intrested in the radiator and just about anything you got.
You can email me at safetydudeken@yahoocom
You can email me at safetydudeken@yahoocom
#5
RE: New car need help
Sorry I screwed that up... safetydudeken@yahoo.com there that looks a little better.
#6
RE: New car need help
definately go with the polyeurethane bushings and the torqe thrust wheels look good
but i prefer the centerline convo pro drag wheels i mean they are on a lot of 1st and 2nd gen camaros and they weigh 14 lbs.
the eight in wheels in the front might rub the fender if u hit a hard enough rr crossing or bump
you might consider spring height first
good luck with youre new car and have a lot of funnnnnnn
but i prefer the centerline convo pro drag wheels i mean they are on a lot of 1st and 2nd gen camaros and they weigh 14 lbs.
the eight in wheels in the front might rub the fender if u hit a hard enough rr crossing or bump
you might consider spring height first
good luck with youre new car and have a lot of funnnnnnn