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  • #16
    ya gotta love unibodys... when only 2 wheels touch the ground ... ones a front and ones a back... you know you have enough power..lol
    Originally posted by Frank The Tank
    Took the restrictor plate off to give the Red Dragon a little more juice. But it's not exactly street legal, so keep it on the down low.

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    • #17
      what a screwed up day. Took yhe camaro to a collision shop to see why the front end sags on one side. Found a guy there that knows the guy i bought the car from. I guess he totaled out this car than bought it back " fixed" it and now i have a car with a bent uni-body. Just a bit pissed off now. Finally got a car i have wanted for years and its a mess. Maybe i will run into this guy soon, he he.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by michigan2500hd
        what a screwed up day. Took yhe camaro to a collision shop to see why the front end sags on one side. Found a guy there that knows the guy i bought the car from. I guess he totaled out this car than bought it back " fixed" it and now i have a car with a bent uni-body. Just a bit pissed off now. Finally got a car i have wanted for years and its a mess. Maybe i will run into this guy soon, he he.
        Bend his frame for him a little? lol.

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        • #19
          also... i noticed most all cars, f-bodies, sit a little lower like 1/2" or so on the pass side. I believe this is so when the driver is in the car, the weight on the drivers side now equals the car out so its level....
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          • #20
            it's cuz you all have fat girl friends

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            • #21
              HAHAHAHA
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              • #22
                My car sit lower on the pass side. I have cut springs, added shims and all to fix it but nothing helps much.
                There have been many threads on LS1tech. It seems the car was designed that way

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