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One Sick Camaro · 04-08-2013, 02:20 PM

Lol I left some today at work lmao

Glasstop2010RS · 04-08-2013, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by redirish

I would like to go but I don't think the car will hook up with the stockers on it. I am looking into getting a set of DR's soon.

I have a set of MT on GTO Rims you can use if you like......no pressure....Jerry would most likely tell you NO !.......lol.

IDEALG · 04-08-2013, 04:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Glasstop2010RS

I have a set of MT on GTO Rims you can use if you like......no pressure....Jerry would most likely tell you NO !.......lol.

bc Jerry will have to come pick him up in his new trailer after he snaps his axles

VanquisherSS · 04-08-2013, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by IDEALG

bc Jerry will have to come pick him up in his new trailer after he snaps his axles

How far do you travel

IDEALG · 04-08-2013, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by VanquisherSS

How far do you travel

hahaha are you telling me you haven't upgraded your axles yet after all those mods ?

VanquisherSS · 04-08-2013, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by IDEALG

hahaha are you telling me you haven't upgraded your axles yet after all those mods ?

Been holding out for a 9" just a lot of options the new gforce kit looks great. I had a lot of fuel issues that I had to address first and my daily driver died. Timing belt went on the highway, so I had to get a new car which set me back.

IDEALG · 04-08-2013, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by VanquisherSS

Been holding out for a 9" just a lot of options the new gforce kit looks great. I had a lot of fuel issues that I had to address first and my daily driver died. Timing belt went on the highway, so I had to get a new car which set me back.

Damn that sucks, well take it easy on the beast until you upgrade lol

VanquisherSS · 04-08-2013, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by IDEALG

Damn that sucks, well take it easy on the beast until you upgrade lol

Its hard to break drivetrain stuff when all I do is spin on my 22s lol.

. We turned it down a bit to 750whp, that is until I arm the nitrous

. I just don't know if I should buy a set of axels and driveshaft and ride the rear till the end haha. I have the stock clutch too LOL

IDEALG · 04-08-2013, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by VanquisherSS

Its hard to break drivetrain stuff when all I do is spin on my 22s lol.

. We turned it down a bit to 750whp, that is until I arm the nitrous

. I just don't know if I should buy a set of axels and driveshaft and ride the rear till the end haha. I have the stock clutch too LOL

I broke mine doing a burnout with my 22's and I never wheel hopped the car either. Stock clutch too still

your really asking for trouble LOL
I like the hammerhead set up and I can buy the axles now and they will still fit the hammerhead later. Not sure if Gforce has the same deal.

redirish · 04-08-2013, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by IDEALG

bc Jerry will have to come pick him up in his new trailer after he snaps his axles

LOL

Dox057 · 04-08-2013, 08:35 PM

Guys, since you all live here, I want to share this with you.

I posted this on the general forum too, but it applies to you more.

Today I took my new week old Camaro in to have it's rally stripe package put on. While I was there, the GM of the dealership grabs me and says, "Hey, I was going to call you today, come to my office, you need to hear this."

Here's the back story. In 2006, my wife and I had gotten tired of out 70+ hour work weeks and the doldrums that came with wasting away our 20's tied to "High power" jobs. We sold everything we owned, The house, car, furniture... EVERYTHING.. We put on a couple backpacks and left to travel the world. We had been to 30+ countries on 5 continents when we arrived in Viet Nam. While we were there, a highly unlikely series of events led to me being offered a job I couldn't refuse and consequently we ended up living there until Dec of 2011.

The downside? Upon returning, we had NO credit. Not bad credit, we had always had sparkling credit, but not having any open lines of credit for 6 years gave us no trackable history as far as the banks were concerned. As a result, in buying my Camaro, though I got a great deal on the car, I was getting hit pretty hard in interest. This really annoyed the GM of the dealership. He constantly was saying things like, "You live a debt free life, you owe nothing to anyone, you expand your horizons by traveling and the banks want to punish you for it."

What I didn't know, is that for the past week that I've owned the car, he had been mulling this over and working on things for me. The end result? He found that if he dropped the price of the car by 300 dollars it put me in a different "tier" of credit risk from the bank and if I bought gap insurance through him (which I hadn't originally) he'd make back the 300 dollars. So he restructured my deal and in doing so my percentage dropped from 14.25% to 7.25% which equated to nearly 80 dollars less a month and that is INCLUDING the gap insurance..

He had no reason to do this other than just trying to help me out. He really went above and beyond and in turn has made a customer for life..

I'd give a shameless plug here, but i don't know if the powers that be would consider it advertising. (That's what I said in general forums but it was Oasis Chevrolet on rt 9 in Old Bridge.)

I'm so very taken aback by this. I have never had such a positive feeling about a dealer ever in my life.. Just wanted to share the story. I know dealers get a bad rap, but this one... As far as I'm concerned, a class of their own.

Glasstop2010RS · 04-08-2013, 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by One Sick Camaro

Lol I left some today at work lmao

Who's Car ? not yours.....lol.

Glasstop2010RS · 04-08-2013, 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Dox057

Guys, since you all live here, I want to share this with you.

I posted this on the general forum too, but it applies to you more.

Today I took my new week old Camaro in to have it's rally stripe package put on. While I was there, the GM of the dealership grabs me and says, "Hey, I was going to call you today, come to my office, you need to hear this."

Here's the back story. In 2006, my wife and I had gotten tired of out 70+ hour work weeks and the doldrums that came with wasting away our 20's tied to "High power" jobs. We sold everything we owned, The house, car, furniture... EVERYTHING.. We put on a couple backpacks and left to travel the world. We had been to 30+ countries on 5 continents when we arrived in Viet Nam. While we were there, a highly unlikely series of events led to me being offered a job I couldn't refuse and consequently we ended up living there until Dec of 2011.

The downside? Upon returning, we had NO credit. Not bad credit, we had always had sparkling credit, but not having any open lines of credit for 6 years gave us no trackable history as far as the banks were concerned. As a result, in buying my Camaro, though I got a great deal on the car, I was getting hit pretty hard in interest. This really annoyed the GM of the dealership. He constantly was saying things like, "You live a debt free life, you owe nothing to anyone, you expand your horizons by traveling and the banks want to punish you for it."

What I didn't know, is that for the past week that I've owned the car, he had been mulling this over and working on things for me. The end result? He found that if he dropped the price of the car by 300 dollars it put me in a different "tier" of credit risk from the bank and if I bought gap insurance through him (which I hadn't originally) he'd make back the 300 dollars. So he restructured my deal and in doing so my percentage dropped from 14.25% to 7.25% which equated to nearly 80 dollars less a month and that is INCLUDING the gap insurance..

He had no reason to do this other than just trying to help me out. He really went above and beyond and in turn has made a customer for life..

I'd give a shameless plug here, but i don't know if the powers that be would consider it advertising. (That's what I said in general forums but it was Oasis Chevrolet on rt 9 in Old Bridge.)

I'm so very taken aback by this. I have never had such a positive feeling about a dealer ever in my life.. Just wanted to share the story. I know dealers get a bad rap, but this one... As far as I'm concerned, a class of their own.

That's very nice.......I've been helping good people for years myself......it's a Great feeling to give to others......let me know if you need a toilet.

2010camarolt · 04-08-2013, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Glasstop2010RS

That's very nice.......I've been helping good people for years myself......it's a Great feeling to give to others......let me know if you need a toilet.

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Dox057 Drives: Camaro Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Darkside of the Moon Posts: 77	Guys, since you all live here, I want to share this with you. I posted this on the general forum too, but it applies to you more. Today I took my new week old Camaro in to have it's rally stripe package put on. While I was there, the GM of the dealership grabs me and says, "Hey, I was going to call you today, come to my office, you need to hear this." Here's the back story. In 2006, my wife and I had gotten tired of out 70+ hour work weeks and the doldrums that came with wasting away our 20's tied to "High power" jobs. We sold everything we owned, The house, car, furniture... EVERYTHING.. We put on a couple backpacks and left to travel the world. We had been to 30+ countries on 5 continents when we arrived in Viet Nam. While we were there, a highly unlikely series of events led to me being offered a job I couldn't refuse and consequently we ended up living there until Dec of 2011. The downside? Upon returning, we had NO credit. Not bad credit, we had always had sparkling credit, but not having any open lines of credit for 6 years gave us no trackable history as far as the banks were concerned. As a result, in buying my Camaro, though I got a great deal on the car, I was getting hit pretty hard in interest. This really annoyed the GM of the dealership. He constantly was saying things like, "You live a debt free life, you owe nothing to anyone, you expand your horizons by traveling and the banks want to punish you for it." What I didn't know, is that for the past week that I've owned the car, he had been mulling this over and working on things for me. The end result? He found that if he dropped the price of the car by 300 dollars it put me in a different "tier" of credit risk from the bank and if I bought gap insurance through him (which I hadn't originally) he'd make back the 300 dollars. So he restructured my deal and in doing so my percentage dropped from 14.25% to 7.25% which equated to nearly 80 dollars less a month and that is INCLUDING the gap insurance.. He had no reason to do this other than just trying to help me out. He really went above and beyond and in turn has made a customer for life.. I'd give a shameless plug here, but i don't know if the powers that be would consider it advertising. (That's what I said in general forums but it was Oasis Chevrolet on rt 9 in Old Bridge.) I'm so very taken aback by this. I have never had such a positive feeling about a dealer ever in my life.. Just wanted to share the story. I know dealers get a bad rap, but this one... As far as I'm concerned, a class of their own.