Hi, my names Jake
Im from Central Minnesota

I've been looking for an inexpensive sportscar for a long time now and was always turned off
by the camaros live axle rearend (I thought it couldnt handle) and that is so common.

But after finding out the IROC-Z had nearly0.92G's of handling I decided to buy one.

I cant buy one untill I sell my Quad but I cant wait! [sm=gears.gif]

Long Live American (Chevy) Muscle! [sm=americanasmiley.gif]

 

Welcome Jake. As you can see I am a fairly new member myself. This place is a great resource for information; so are the people who visit here. I am in the process of shopping for my second Camaro right now. I have plenty of leads on LT1 and LS1 Camaros in the mid-west, (as long as they have not sold by the time you are ready.) What kind of quad do you have? -JAK

 

Welcome. Live rear axles have advantages and disadvantages, but on smooth pavement most of them don't matter. Just be carefully on the bumpy roads.

 

My quad is a 1999 Yamaha Warrior.

This is the only pic I have of it.



Its got Supertrapp exhaust,
Moose Handlebars
DG Nerf Bars
Maxxis RAZR2 rear tires
R/A Shredder front tires
Aluminum Swingarm plate
It has more im just too lazy to list [sm=icon_cheers.gif]
Im asking $2600

 

BTW: Im looking for a 3rd gen TPI IROC for as cheaply as possible.
I dont care if it needs a paint job, minor maintainance, ect...

 

Welcome to the forum and you its nice to hear that someone else has gone with the camaro. I have owned most of body styles and the type you are looking for should be rather cheap. So good luck and let us know when you get your purchase and post some pics of it.