My new intake ( Vararam )

[LDGn63]

i am ready for my "freight train!"

[camarossrs2150]

not the best looking piece but hey as long as we get the power we want .do you think we can paint them the color of our cars .

[Badger]

Originally Posted by mlee

Very nice... that's what I was looking for.

...This makes me feel better too

[Ject]

I wonder how soon till the people on pre-order list start getting messages to order.

[ShnOmac]

Cant wait to see what the "production" intakes will look like

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

1 More thing in favor of Vararam is how light it is 6 Lb

[POWERFREAK]

Originally Posted by 2SSRS

1 More thing in favor of Vararam is how light it is 6 Lb

NICE.

how does it sound?

[Gentry78]

sweet thanks for the pics


i can't wait for the results

[2L8IWON]

[QUOTE=Gentry78;874341]sweet thanks for the pics


i can't wait for the results[/QUOTE

[antz]

where did u find the Black carbon fiber dash kit at?

[2L8IWON]

Originally Posted by antz

where did u find the Black carbon fiber dash kit at?

There are cheap carbon fiber kits for the whole interior of the Camaro, but they don't have the door inserts. You would basically use rubbing alcohol then stick these on. They come with 3M tape backing and in your choice of colors. They have a kit for automatic and a kit for manual. They also have two more kits with extended pieces including the overhead console area. All three kits to fill your interior would cost just under $300 plus shipping. This price is based only on their real carbon fiber kits which after you select, the low price goes up 30% and they come in various carbon fiber colors. Keep in mind, what they are calling REAL carbon fiber cannot be real, but rather a REAL carbon fiber "pattern" which they should state. I had a red carbon fiber kit on an old Nissan SE-R Spec V. It seemed a little cheesy at first because it is glossy/shiny with a rubber/plastic coated look, but it grew on me and I ended up liking it. So I'm probably going to order this. I just wanted to make sure the tape is sticky fresh for when my car arrives in a couple of months. I also can't decide between the real carbon fiber color and the real silver wire carbon fiber color for my SIM.
Also, with these cheap kits, you can put whatever pieces on you want and remove any if you want later. I'm choosing to make my interior just look different than stock without spending an arm and a leg. I'm already spending so much on other mods. I probably should have opened up a thread and tried to make commission, but here's the link...

http://www.carid.com/2010-chevy-cama...ain-dash-kits/

Update: I just called and ordered the 3 kits for the carbon fiber color. I was told that it takes 4 days to make and that it looks very nice. She gave me a discount so the three kits only cost me $255.77 with shipping. 1-800-505-3274. She said they have already had many Camaro orders so I'm apparently not alone going this route.

Also, there is a thread on hydro carbon pieces which are inexpensive, but I haven't heard a whole lot of progress lately, their pieces are limited to a few, and you have to perform some work to install them.

[2L8IWON]

To keep this thread on track, I'm still waiting for some awesome dyno results, but aren't some of these cars being used for the beta Vararam modded with other parts? I'd like to see what the Vararam does on it's own on an unmodified car.

[vinyljunkie]

It was great meeting you at our SoCal meet.

Let me know when its available. Also whens that shifter avali?...man i cant stop thinking about that shifter... it felt like it was a little over an inch into each gear..... : drool:

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

I will dyno the car on Saturday in L.V. I will post on Sunday.