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Posted by Mike B. on June 15, 2005 at 08:12:15:
I have a finished 1955 Chevy 210 with many updates and performance improvements. I am now working on a 01 Z-28 Camaro. So far I have replaced the shocks and springs with Tokiko HD shocks and Eibach proline lowering springs. Added shock tower cross brace, subframe connectors, adjustable panhard bar, and lower rear gears. The motor has only gotten bolt-ons. Graniteli MAF, SLP y- pipe, Borla catback, ported throttle body, FPLK cold air intake, and computer reprogram. My goal is about 425 rear wheel horsepower, which I should have after installing stage 2 heads and camshaft.