2010 Chevrolet Camaro 2Ss ... My New Ride!!!

[Komisiripala]

These are your winter tyres right?

[Mean Green z28]

Yeah.

They're all season tires, not really winter tread .. but still better than summer z-rated that turns into plastic in the winter lol

[Mean Green z28]

Cut the studs down a bit

bzzzz....

bolt on the spacers...

Tadaaa!!!

Still gotta do the rears...

Since I didn't have the rears done, I left them on the front and put the stock wheels back on ... I think I like the stance now! ... maybe a bit too far, but I know what offsets I'd want in my next set

Edited October 23, 2013 by Mean Green z28

[Mean Green z28]

A little bit more cutting...

and the rears are a bit too wide with the stock wheels on spacers...lol ... they'll be fine with the other rims.

[Watchman]

This might be a bit of a stupid question, but when you cut the studs, will there be enough thread to safely hold the lugnuts on your regular wheels ?

Edited October 25, 2013 by Watchman

[Mean Green z28]

Def. not a stupid question. If you look closely at the pics, you'll see that the first bit of stud doesn't really have any thread on it and mainly just tapers to a point; probably to ease installation. Some of that unthreaded portion is what we cut off and never got close to the threads.

Edited October 25, 2013 by Mean Green z28

[Watchman]

Ohh I see, I thought the thinner diameter section was filed out by you as a marker.

But come to think of it, its a pretty simple and smart idea cos its not uncommon for the lugnuts to set off the thread when changing wheels. .

[Kavvz]

and the rears are a bit too wide with the stock wheels on spacers...lol ... they'll be fine with the other rims.

That's gonna suck for winter driving Mean Green: There's going to be salt spray all over the rear panels of your car...

[Mean Green z28]

Kavvs, those are not the winter set mounted, they sit inside the fenderwell ... that pic is of the stock wheels and they're wider; they were just a test fit to see how it fit, I'm not running the spacers on the stock rear wheels.

Edited October 25, 2013 by Mean Green z28

[Kavvz]

Kavvs, those are not the winter set mounted, they sit inside the fenderwell ... that pic is of the stock wheels and they're wider; they were just a test fit to see how it fit, I'm not running the spacers on the stock rear wheels.

Ah I see, my bad...

[Mean Green z28]

DONE!

[Mean Green z28]

Installed a Cold Air kit...

... and a cold air scoop and washer fluid bottle relocation kit (due to the location of the scoop)... The air scoop directs air from the lower front opening. Pic is with the inner fender liner removed.

Edited December 23, 2013 by Mean Green z28

[Komisiripala]

Confused. That's the same cone right? So you've got a lotta space behind your quarter panel? Is that how it's fitted?

And also, such a big engine I thought had one intake for each bank?

[Komisiripala]

Just honest questions bro. I admit I fap to your car when ever you post a picture. And seethe with jealousy. Shamelessly!!

[Mean Green z28]

Lol

Yeah its the same cone filter from top and bottom. There's quite a bit of space in the fenderwell behind the headlight. Previous gen had a lotmore though..

As for the inlet tubing, its 4" tubing and is good enough for a naturally aspirated car without much internal/head work done.

Edited December 24, 2013 by Mean Green z28

[Mean Green z28]

update!

Bought a set of LED taillights for the car. Got them locally from a guy but they came missing a harness. Ordered it from the manufacturer and waiting. They'll look like this once installed...

All in, I'd have spent $126 total instead of $399+shipping ... lol, Iove good deals

Edited September 10, 2014 by Mean Green z28

[Komisiripala]

would you beleive they made these for the 510 SSS JDM variant back in 1968? only thing is they used a mechanical relay with a cam instead of solid state circuitry. planning on getting a circuit for mine. but then i need to convince a certain autolankan to sell me the spare relay he has.

[Mean Green z28]

you could also just use a timed relay like this ... http://www.amazon.com/PowerArt-Switch-Adjustable-Module-Electrical/dp/B00CRYUSR2/ref=pd_sim_e_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1YK5Q1FYANBGEF7KHQYW#productDetails

That was what I was gonna use on my outer lights before I found these

Edited September 10, 2014 by Mean Green z28

[Mean Green z28]

technostalgia lights installed: