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Old 08-05-2012, 05:21 PM   #13
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Drives: 2012 Camaro V6 LFX
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Alabama
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Current Mods:
  • Legal window tint (30%)
  • RX Catch Can
  • Drake's Front Bowtie Delete
  • GM Sills and Kick Plates
  • Drake's Reverse Light Bezels
  • Plasti-Dipped Tail light Bezels
  • CAI Cold Air Intake (Black Powder Coat)
  • ADM Scoop and WW Relocation Kit
  • Black Camaro Concept Side Markers with Ghost Option
Parts Ordered:
  • MRT 2.0 Axle-Back Exhaust (installing tomorrow)
  • Spyder Dual CCFL Projector Headlights (have)
  • AAC Fog Light Upgrade for LS Owners (have)
  • VMAX Ported Throttle Body (Shipping Soon)
  • Dual Add-a-fuse, wires, and 2 toggles to put Spyder Halos and Fog lights on own circuits (have all parts)
  • Jet Power Module (Delivery Next Week)
Still to order:
  • Afterburner CCFL Tail light kit
  • ZL1 Side Rockers
DIY Project:
  • Back Bowtie Blackout
  • Engine Cover Custom Paint (99% complete - drying)
Dreaming:
  • ZL1 Front End from Gary's Custom painted with hood line match + Ofer's Harness
  • ZL1 Splitter
  • Seibon Hood TSII (painted black except heat extraction trays)
  • Black Interior panels
  • Double DIN Nav Head Unit, Amp, Subs, Speaker upgrades
In 2 years or so:
  • RX FI Kit [In the works]
Got the time this weekend to install the scoop/CAI/WW relocation kit.

For anyone looking for sequence to install the 3 piece combination.
  1. Put the car up on jack stands and remove the driver side front tire and wheel liner.
  2. Remove the factory bottle and airbox.
  3. For the 2012 - do not use the 2010-2011 image for reference for cutting away the plastic behind the lower grill - try a dry fit. You will have to take much more off.
  4. Install the scoop.
  5. Install the CAI Intake.
  6. Then install the washer bottle - otherwise you'll be playing around with fitting the intake in with the roto-fab bottle relocation kit in the way and having to reroute your washer bottle lines.
  7. Reinstall wheel liner and tire and enjoy.
I'll have pictures up shortly but I was racing to beat the heat and the impending rain. Took her for a test drive and man does she growl at WOT now. Hoping to get my MRT2.0 exhaust installed tomorrow. Total install time was about 4 hours, working at my own speed, by myself.
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