yeah the most confusing part is probably putting the new connector on as you have to pull the float wires out and repin them into the new connector.
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Congrats on getting everything back together and right. It sure is an accomplishment on these cars sometimes.
Glad you are happy but thats why i could never have a stock clutch, a performance clutch is supposed to be right at the top! Unfortunately a lot people that buy them dont know what theyre getting into though. Just like a with a cam, you sacrifice driveability for performance and a quick enganging clutch can shift a lot faster. Im almost afraid i went too conservative on my new clutch i will have to see how it breaks in, but im stuck with it now.Originally posted by nascarnate326 View PostAs for my clutch, its perfect. Very smooth, very stock feeling. The pedal is now right off the floor about an inch or two, vs the spec 3 that was 3 inches off the floor. Its almost identical to my black car now.-Joel
1995 Z28 M6 - AI226/234 - autocross ricer
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Locked in!!Originally posted by nascarnate326 View PostI think if the car had a much larger cam then the Spec 3 would have been a good choice but a 224 is much better fitted for a stock style clutch.
Theres only one way to settle this Joel: you, me, Onondaga dragway.-Joel
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Its been a complete month since the last update in this thread!
Been too busy at work and getting the house ready for winter.
Yesterday my car blew the weld out of my crappy mufler yet again...time to get serious about exhaust.
I am dead set on true duals.
This is a direct clone of TSP
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1998-2002-Ca...a0954a&vxp=mtr
Car would be too loud with just that so I am going to need some bullets/mufflers.
GMMG style chambers is what I am currently thinking. Question is, will my adjustable torque arm create issues? My car is also lowered.
Any input would be appreciated.1998 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 - 6 Speed
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Adjustable torque arm does use more real estate. Id ask on tech. Worst case you can have a shop adjust it.
Youre going to pick up a ton of power with this...-Joel
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Its a Random Technologies trans mounted torque arm.
I found this picture and think this is damn near perfect.
IMG_3637.JPG1998 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 - 6 Speed
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I dont think you will have any issues clearing that style of dual. Mine hit the torque arm because the muffler stuck out a little bit even though the inlet to the muffler was offset. I had to "massage" that muffler a bit to fit after the new torque arm. But again, this is nothing a shop cant fix, and do it the right way unlike me.-Joel
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Youll just have Xzibit speakers. It will be a high out put from the head unit to the high output from the amp. So it will be high output on high output dawg!Originally posted by Yoshi94Mines about an inch bigger than Kyles. I need to get one of thosesigpicOriginally posted by ryanwarby01Put it this way, if you have a money tree a LT1 is a wood chipper!
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You should just be able to rewire the connectors. Woofer positive and tweeter positive together, Woofer negative and tweeter negative together. Solder those pairs to their respective speaker pigtails wires. I sent you two of them and am still looking for the other 2. Once I find them, they will be in the mail to you. If you need wiring help, give me a call and I can walk you through it.
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