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And again we discovered a classic muscle car. And one Restomod conversion on the basis of one 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. And that's kind of a "traditional restomod"With modern wheels and body details front and rear as well as lots of"Black". To the series, which was equipped with a lot of chrome (e.g. grille, window frames, bumpers, etc.) this is of course a considerable visual difference. Also because now everyone Zierrat has disappeared. They even join in strongly darkened headlights and taillights. The glossy black finish is combined with matt black stripeswhich, however, only really attract attention the second time.
6,2 liter LSX crate engine
And a lot has happened in the cabin too. However, the changes are particularly likely for the layperson not immediately evident. You can see chic Sports Seats with improved lateral support, new ones Instruments from Dakota Digital, a modern one Audio system and new ones too Carpets were relocated. To do this, they revised the Door panels and headliner. The Audio system has bluetooth connectivity there and even one 400 watt amplifier.
But as always, the highlight is of course under the hood. Because there is maximum work instead of ex works 7,0 liter V8 with a maximum of 430 hp now a Chevrolet Performance 6,2 liter LSX crate engine with a cast iron block and forged crankshaft and pistons. You have another one for the engine 2,9 liter Whipple compressor put aside and an electronically controlled Throttle body by Nick Williams.
stronger than current muscle cars
In combination with a few other modifications, the engine reaches crazy 850 PS more than any Camaro that has ever left a Chevrolet factory. It's even stronger than modern muscle cars like that Shelby GT500 or the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat. The engine goes well with you revised chassis and Detroit Speed Front Subframe and an Four-link rear suspension. And so that the whole load can be delayed appropriately, there was another one Wilwood brake system with Multi-piston brake calipers all around and Mickey Thompson rubbers. The rest is best to watch in the following video.
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