98blackburb
Nov 7th, 08, 03:01 PM
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keypilot Nov 8th, 08, 05:54 PM nice, thanks. 98blackburb Nov 9th, 08, 06:12 AM You're welcome Mark Rickdef17 Nov 9th, 08, 09:46 AM Nice video. My kid says cool. DOUG G Nov 9th, 08, 04:04 PM LS7 please :D 98blackburb Nov 9th, 08, 04:10 PM LS7 please :D http://www.autoblog.com/2008/11/03/sema-2008-camaro-ls7-concept-revealed/ Amen Brother :yes: 98blackburb Nov 9th, 08, 04:20 PM More Pic's http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r185/185sport/LS7-1.jpg?t=1226272818 http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r185/185sport/LS7-2.jpg?t=1226272895 http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r185/185sport/LS7.jpg?t=1226272980 http://i144.photobucket.com/albums/r185/185sport/LS7-3.jpg?t=1226273057 DOUG G Nov 9th, 08, 04:32 PM "Although the Camaro LS7 Concept is just that – a concept – its duplication by enterprising enthusiasts and racers is enabled by GM Performance Parts' LS7 crate engine package. It delivers a fully assembled, production version of the engine, complete from the intake manifold to oil pan. An oil reservoir for the standard dry sump system and GM Performance Parts' LS7 engine controller (part number 19166567) are all that's necessary to get the engine running in an enthusiast's project vehicle – well, that and a chassis capable of handling more than 500 lb.-ft. of torque!" hehehe :D OverAnxious Nov 11th, 08, 05:01 PM Nice clip :D | ||