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Old Sep 9, 2016 | 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by 95 camaro 406
very nice indeed ,i know how it is when you get your mind set on something like my 406 guys kept saying 355 ,with the th400 i hear there is a way to get a 4th gear from them but not many guys to it couse it needs modfiying, i think that it its 3 speed or 4 i kinda wish i had OD sometimes but i am ok with my th350 so far it been great,there is 700r4 too i have thought about replaceing one day to have 4 speeds,most kids want 5 speed manual ,i get that one alot ,i like automatics better with a shift kit its practically the same anyhow



I got your point about the 4 speed. And yes I agree with you that 4 speed is better than 3 speed due to the extra gear. But perhaps we do not have highways, the OD is not needed here any way. So I will go for the TH400.
 
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This picture shows the inside of the frame. The 2 bushings will be welded all round and welding grinded flat face
 

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This picture shows one of the bushing going inside the frame. It will bottom to the outer frame
 

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This picture shows the outer tapered washers. These also be welded round to the outer part of the frame
 
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This picture shows the bushing and the taper. The small diameter will face the outer frame wall and the large diameter will be welded to the inner frame walls. The chamfer is to get clearance of the bolt head.
 
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This is the bracket how will it fit finally.
 
Old Sep 10, 2016 | 11:42 AM
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yes like you not alot of highway driveing like i did down south an th400 is a good choice lot of low end torq you will have ,i know i love the sound of shifting down to 2nd gear around 60mph then pushing it up to 75 an let go to 3rd gear is very much fun, an it just sounds like something thats not stock in my car
 
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I would go lightweight. Swap in a fox mustang front subframe and build tubular. Swap a buick 350 in it, mate it to a jerico 4 speed it has the same final drive mate 1:1. And put aluminum heads and intake on the 350! And a lightweight bellhousing.
Cut and trim the firewall a bit, set the motor back a mile. Add fiberglass or carbon fiber hood L88 style, Cut wheel wells mini tub to frame rails cut a square 'C' shape in fenders weld in the gap make super wide 17 or 18" wheels like 18x15's make it stick out in the rear versus the front a little like a gt40 wide body thing the wheels should be as race weight as possible to save weight on huge wheels and tires. Then add tubular X brace on sub connectors and a low floor X brace squared in cab with a cage with x brace in canopy. And X braced foot boxes. Inboard coil overs and huge multi calipers all around. And custom Dual pass radiator x large. Rear wing , front air dam and flat pan the underbelly with transitioners trailing out back. Degree exhaust to v12 tone flowmaster 50's.Then fly.
 
Old Sep 12, 2016 | 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by ZL1CAMARO
I would go lightweight. Swap in a fox mustang front subframe and build tubular. Swap a buick 350 in it, mate it to a jerico 4 speed it has the same final drive mate 1:1. And put aluminum heads and intake on the 350! And a lightweight bellhousing.
Cut and trim the firewall a bit, set the motor back a mile. Add fiberglass or carbon fiber hood L88 style, Cut wheel wells mini tub to frame rails cut a square 'C' shape in fenders weld in the gap make super wide 17 or 18" wheels like 18x15's make it stick out in the rear versus the front a little like a gt40 wide body thing the wheels should be as race weight as possible to save weight on huge wheels and tires. Then add tubular X brace on sub connectors and a low floor X brace squared in cab with a cage with x brace in canopy. And X braced foot boxes. Inboard coil overs and huge multi calipers all around. And custom Dual pass radiator x large. Rear wing , front air dam and flat pan the underbelly with transitioners trailing out back. Degree exhaust to v12 tone flowmaster 50's.Then fly.
Nice description mate. Was going to order the mini dse tubs but there is lot of cutting involved. Don't like it. Prefer to stick with 295's and center them to fit nicely in the aft fenders than go for 335's and have to cut weld the rear. That is me!!
 
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Hello. From the below 4 Boze Wheels, which wheel shall I go for the camaro? I know it is a personal taste but would like to see other ideas/opinion.


The wheel will be Polished lip with brushed center (or center painted same as the racing stripes)


Thank you all.


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This is \Boze Boost Wheel
 

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