Posted by: Iroc_Guy76

01/31/2009 03:06PM

nice project, good luck with it.

Posted by: 83z28guy

01/30/2009 02:09AM

nice camaro 5stars from me

Posted by: motox168

01/28/2009 11:33AM

Nice car swapping my 2.8 also keep up the good work

Posted by: 80-zcamaro

01/28/2009 07:47AM

How are you doing, I know the price of gas is up and down like a toilet seat but if you are going to only use the car for a weekend driver then why not throw a 350 in. But if you plan on driving the car all the time or most of the time then why not throw in a healthy 305 because you will get roughly the same amount of fuel economy as the 2.8 but it is a much better engine. As far as the colour choices, I like orange and I like blue but they don't in my oppinion look good together. It is definitly your choice but your car is a blank slate and it is already off to a good start, making sure that the colour choices are going to give you the impact you want is extremly important. Your rims are also nice and they would look good but those IROC rims that are on your car realy suit it and that car would pop if you chose the right colour's and used those IROC rims. I actualy looked long and hard and finaly found an old origional steel set of Z/28 rims for my car and it was worth the effort because I know that they will look amazing on my car when it is finished. Take everything I said with a grain of salt and do not be insulted because again it is a matter of choice but for sure I would either put a 350 or a 305 in your car.People forget that sometimes if you put to small of an engine in a car the engine has to work harder and they will use more fuel and they burn out twice as fast and Camaro's are not small cars and they were built to go fast and sound awsome. Take car......

Posted by: camarosource

01/27/2009 05:11AM

Fellow Camaro Owner - ** Camarosource.ca NOW Accepting pics for Camaro 2010 Calendars ** http://www.camarosource.ca/main_new_site.php?url=2010_calendars/index.htm I also posted a msg on the forum with more info http://www.camarosource.ca/forums/viewtopic.php?t=17658