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Old 02-17-2014, 12:05 PM   #57
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I am looking for a 1LE owner that would like 530 RWHP from an N/A motor. Drop me a PMif you are interested in sharing costs on a project like this.

Sent you a PM Pete....got accepted to 341Challenge.com and will need more horsepower to get up the hill, according to Dan from Hotchkis...
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Old 02-17-2014, 12:11 PM   #58
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Sent you a PM Pete....got accepted to 341Challenge.com and will need more horsepower to get up the hill, according to Dan from Hotchkis...
RWHP and a pair of these.

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Old 02-17-2014, 12:12 PM   #59
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A bit more than cammed
Well yeah, but you supercharged the last car…

What is this for?
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Old 02-17-2014, 12:17 PM   #61
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Well yeah, but you supercharged the last car…

What is this for?
What we were able to accomplish with the Lingenfelter L/28 and Bruce Raymond's Camaro blew peoples minds. I never liked the additional nose weight of a blown Camaro. You can see that in the handling differences in the ZL1 and 1LE. You see the benefits of less nose even more in the Z/28.

In the Z/28 you also see the need for more RWHP. The 1LE is no different and needs more power because it is a bit heavier.
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Maybe a good question would be about what is happening to the bottem and probably in pm
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Old 02-17-2014, 12:23 PM   #63
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I understand; I'm with you 100%. I meant what do you plan on doing with the project since you are looking to share costs?
This 'guy' is new to the Chevy retail world, but has a great history in NASCAR. They want a show case car. Short of a brand new Z/28, the 1LE is the best place to be in a 5th Gen Camaro. Especially is it is headed to the FEST.
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Old 02-17-2014, 02:18 PM   #65
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I would throw my hat in that ring but I doubt I could comfortably keep my end of the finances...

Glad to see you here though Pete.

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Dropspeed gets credit for using our 220033 rear coils with the 1LE front coils first on a 1LE. His track time results confirms this works well while preserving OEM ride quality.

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The money is in Sub-frame bushes, Radius and a 32mm Z bar. Take the air out of the rear with 220035s, but leave the front alone
I just stumbled across this thread....I actually have 220032s in the front and the 33 in the rear. Are you recommending I go back to stock front springs/height and install a set of 220035s in the rear?

I did run the car with the 32/33 and is was faster.....but that could also be due to the seat time I had in between the first weekend when the car was new to me with less than 1000 miles and going back later in the year.

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I just stumbled across this thread....I actually have 220032s in the front and the 33 in the rear. Are you recommending I go back to stock front springs/height and install a set of 220035s in the rear?

I did run the car with the 32/33 and is was faster.....but that could also be due to the seat time I had in between the first weekend when the car was new to me with less than 1000 miles and going back later in the year.

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No. I would leave them in. They drop the CG slightly and the drop in the rear is critical. In a typical track car rake is highly desirable. The Camaro is a bit nose heavy and not go-cart like in weight. With the rear dropped there is less weight transfer on braking and that make for a more controllable Camaro.
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No. I would leave them in. They drop the CG slightly and the drop in the rear is critical. In a typical track car rake is highly desirable. The Camaro is a bit nose heavy and not go-cart like in weight. With the rear dropped there is less weight transfer on braking and that make for a more controllable Camaro.
Thank you!......From the other thread I am tempted to put a ZL1 front bar on just to get more rotation!

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Thank you!......From the other thread I am tempted to put a ZL1 front bar on just to get more rotation!

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I thought you had a 32mm on the rear?
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I thought you had a 32mm on the rear?
I still have the stock bars front and rear. No other changes to the suspension or bushings at all beside the 32/33 springs.

I will stick to this thread...and make one last post in the other that you don need to respond to there..

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