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RemyLebeau97 02-28-2004 08:04 PM

Ideas for my project car.......
 
Ok so about 2 months ago I went out and bought a 1994 Chevy Camaro V6 for only 2300 bucks. I bacically stole it from this guy it being so damn cheap. It had minor paint damage, bad alternator, some cracks in the dash, a cracked back glass, and 103,000 miles. Since then I have replaced the alternator, got a new back glass, bought a flowmaster 80 series muffler, gutted the cat. bought a k&n cold air intake kit, and some 3.5 inch chrome tips. The exhaust sounds ok, not like a true Z28 but I wasn't expecting much since it is a v6 after all. My question to you all is what else could I do to this car to make it faster and/or perform better??? Any suggestions or web sites containing information would be greatly appreciated. I also have a 98 Toyota 4 Runner Ltd im looking aroud for performance parts for so if you know any good sites for that feel free to share, thanks yall.

Stare At The Sun 02-28-2004 11:44 PM

Honestly? I would repair the existing damage, and sell it for around a 500-1000 dollar profit. Then buy a z28, if that is the 3.4l v6, which i think it is, that thing is a total dog. Just sell it and get a z28. But, thats just my way of looking at it, i think anything else you would do would be a waste.

CrazySaturn 02-29-2004 12:40 AM

Yeah. You can get a basically new Z 28 nowadays for around 15k, and older LS1's for under 10.

Tech 02-29-2004 12:42 AM

www.camaroz28.com

Boo 02-29-2004 02:50 PM

Sell it. Putting money into it may prove to be financially irresponsible. Modifications rarely pay for themselves and sometimes adversly effect performance.

Buy a nice car/truck. Leave it as stock as you can. Get a good warranty and let it pay for breakdowns.

I usually make sure a vehicle has:
Nice tunes.
Very safe tires.
Awesome brakes.
Leafproof exhaust.
Lightly tinted windows.
Fog/driving lights based on my location.

Save your money for education or real estate. Been there, done that, learned my lesson.

wrongfullyaccuzd 03-01-2004 12:57 AM

You got ripped off. Fix it up and sell it for profit if you can, like Stare At The Sun said. A friend of mine is selling his excellent condition + modified supreme sound system, 1995, 50k original miles Camaro for ~3 grand. (Mary Prankster sticker on the bumper included.)
And definitely, definitely get a Z28 if you're going to get a used Camaro.

Scorps 03-01-2004 08:56 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Boo
Sell it. Putting money into it may prove to be financially irresponsible. Modifications rarely pay for themselves and sometimes adversly effect performance.

Buy a nice car/truck. Leave it as stock as you can. Get a good warranty and let it pay for breakdowns.

I usually make sure a vehicle has:
Nice tunes.
Very safe tires.
Awesome brakes.
Leafproof exhaust.
Lightly tinted windows.
Fog/driving lights based on my location.

Save your money for education or real estate. Been there, done that, learned my lesson.

oh come on he is still young:D

merkerguitars 03-01-2004 09:45 AM

Sell it and buy something with a v8..you would have way more options to soup it up so it would = more fun. Even if you dump alot of money into like i'm doing to mine...it's worth it for the fun and the feeling of doing it yourself.

Scorps 03-01-2004 11:01 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by merkerguitars
Sell it and buy something with a v8..you would have way more options to soup it up so it would = more fun. Even if you dump alot of money into like i'm doing to mine...it's worth it for the fun and the feeling of doing it yourself.
why not drop a V8 into that car?

if it will fit!

SmileyG3 03-12-2004 02:46 PM

Do you actually want to make it faster than a Z28 or just sound and look like one?

I would start with either a mod chip from Hypertech or a power programmer they both can help you out but the programmer is a little more expensive....but the are both do it yourself jobs...

Scorps 03-12-2004 04:21 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SmileyG3
Do you actually want to make it faster than a Z28 or just sound and look like one?

I would start with either a mod chip from Hypertech or a power programmer they both can help you out but the programmer is a little more expensive....but the are both do it yourself jobs...


94's got them slow you down chips?


damnit!

SmileyG3 03-13-2004 01:09 PM

Never tried the chip for a V6......just throwing an idea out there...

WarWagon 03-13-2004 02:07 PM

Neverlift 25.1 backhalf, steel tube chassis, Musi 632 BBC with 2 stage fogger. When all is said and done, you should only be set back in the neighborhood of $80-$100k, and you should be in the 7's.


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