Project round two: 1992 Chevy Camaro

[Darren]

two wheels and no fascia, and half an interior

Not even half... I just got part of the center console back in it this weekend, no front nose and soon to be no rear bumper cover either... Soon to be no wheels too once I get out there again.

[TylerT/AZ28]

mines coming together as fast as your is coming apart

[Darren]

mines coming together as fast as your is coming apart

yup, but mine runs, lol. Also mine will be done by June 1st,

[TylerT/AZ28]

one of mine runs too

[bri2203]

two wheels and no fascia, and half an interior

typical 3rd gen.

Joking aside, I am glad it started up for you. I was temted to get my corvette out for the weekend. I would believe it if someone told me it was October.

[Darren]

typical 3rd gen.

Joking aside, I am glad it started up for you. I was temted to get my corvette out for the weekend. I would believe it if someone told me it was October.

My brother saw it yesterday and he said "that doesnt even look like a car anymore"

It started and ran great, wonders what new plugs, wires, cap, rotor and the correct header gaskets will do for a car. Also no more AC, Cruise, Emissions 100% gone, etc etc... I cant wait to drive it now, sounded more healthy then it ever did.

I really think I will be 10x happier with this car then the last one.

EDIT: But we did end up having to make our own wires... I still have to find a good way to run them, opinions?

[Dummybait]

On post #328...What brand / model of rims are those?

[Darren]

Michael's wheels? those appear to be his Eagle Alloy 18 inch wheels...

[bigjon88]

boo boo it b ok i found a way around the bet for june1st

[hoogiesngrinderz]

The ones I had on there before are Eagle Alloy 077's 17". The one that is mounted...well, I couldn't tell ya who makes them. You can find them here though:
http://www.wheelreplicas.com/saleen.html

Yeah yeah, give me shit for having Saleen wheels on an Iroc

[bri2203]

My brother saw it yesterday and he said "that doesnt even look like a car anymore"

It started and ran great, wonders what new plugs, wires, cap, rotor and the correct header gaskets will do for a car. Also no more AC, Cruise, Emissions 100% gone, etc etc... I cant wait to drive it now, sounded more healthy then it ever did.

I really think I will be 10x happier with this car then the last one.

EDIT: But we did end up having to make our own wires... I still have to find a good way to run them, opinions?

Thats cool, I would have kept some of those things but it your car.

Summit sells these brackets that attched to the valve covers so you can neatly route the wires and have them drop off at a certain location.
Routing them underneath looks good but isn't always possible. I was going to do this on my chevelle but I have log manifolds.

edit something like this http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SPE-4901/

[hoogiesngrinderz]

Darren, does yours canister look like this? I need the metal tabs and bolts...my new canister doesn't have them and there was never one there to begin with.

[bigjon88]

Darren, does yours canister look like this? I need the metal tabs and bolts...my new canister doesn't have them and there was never one there to begin with.

i am almost positive his is like that i was there when he removed it if his is some how different on his 92 i may have one in my 88 i will have to check and if it will work for u

[bigjon88]

Thats cool, I would have kept some of those things but it your car.

Summit sells these brackets that attched to the valve covers so you can neatly route the wires and have them drop off at a certain location.
Routing them underneath looks good but isn't always possible. I was going to do this on my chevelle but I have log manifolds.

edit something like this http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SPE-4901/

those are nice but i dont think darren would want to pay for something like that at that point just buy some new valve covers.... got any cheaper doable ideas?

[TylerT/AZ28]

my 85's had those tabs