@@3rdGenGuy sweet, ive been trying to find some good builds like yours, I also just bought a 3rd gen z28 and getting it autocross ready is my goal, im definitely going to be doing the same break system upgrade you did to yours. Love to see your content and I appreciate you writing back to me
@@ph3n1x77 I suggest reading the book "autocross to win"" it's available online for free or a $15 paper back. very useful book to read before modifying cars for handling
I'm surprised you didn't have to completely remove the bump stop as I see most people do. And I'm wondering how close you are to the lower control arms...?
with the right back spacing on 18s you can get away without touching the bump stops. BUT when ur axle goes into full droop it will rub, so don't want to scrape up wheels if your car is up on jack stands grounded down bump stops gets me plenty of room for safety.
watch part 3 for the back Spacing info. 6in BS with a 16s probably won't work in the rear. something like 5.25-5.75 would be the ballpark for a 10in wheel.
One thing you didnt cover in this video is if the tire and wheel clears when one side is lifted up while the other is down. It's important to test for road deviation (think pot holes or climbing curbs) and body roll around corners A rear axle tilt like that is going to bring the top of the wheel in further than you think and could really bite you in the ass
it is a consideration I tested this and the angle required to get wheels to rub is EXTREME. no way you can do that during normal driving unless you are driving on a "frame twister" lol
Not bad video. Just a suggestion, when doing your voiceover try to make it more natural and not sound so much like mark Zuckerberg when you are narrating. Good work though.
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Yo awesome video. It's so much better *seeing* the work being done instead of searching forums.
There's something genuinely satisfying about watching a time lapse video of a BFH mod happing. LOL
Love the videos, they are genuinely one of the reasons i bought my third gen
Man that tool is amazing. Makes it easy.
you deserve way more views and likes very helpful and amusing video
I cant wait to see the finish product
Nice video 👌
Muito legal!
Abraços do Brasil.
Tenho um Camaro 2017, carro americano, robusto. :-)
can you post links to your rear suspension and tell us what type or rear end is in the car plz
it's a GM 10 bolt
BAER 12in SS4 brakes
Founders LCA relocation brackets
Founders Panhard bar relocation
founders torque arm
Unbalanced engineering panhard bar ROD_ROD
Unbalanced engineering LCA ROD-ROD
@@3rdGenGuy sweet, ive been trying to find some good builds like yours, I also just bought a 3rd gen z28 and getting it autocross ready is my goal, im definitely going to be doing the same break system upgrade you did to yours. Love to see your content and I appreciate you writing back to me
@@ph3n1x77 I suggest reading the book "autocross to win"" it's available online for free or a $15 paper back.
very useful book to read before modifying cars for handling
@@3rdGenGuy wow thanks for the info Im going to look into that
I'm surprised you didn't have to completely remove the bump stop as I see most people do. And I'm wondering how close you are to the lower control arms...?
To fit 305 series on my car I had to remove the bump stop completely
with the right back spacing on 18s you can get away without touching the bump stops.
BUT when ur axle goes into full droop it will rub, so
don't want to scrape up wheels if your car is up on jack stands
grounded down bump stops gets me plenty of room for safety.
What is the back spacing on the rims you selected ? I'm considering a 16 x 10" rim with a 6" backspacing..
watch part 3 for the back Spacing info.
6in BS with a 16s probably won't work in the rear.
something like 5.25-5.75 would be the ballpark for a 10in wheel.
I want to buy those HAWKS IROC Replica 17x9 IROC wheels. Can still fit some pretty large brake systems in there and get some nice 275-40-17 tires.
How did you roll the rear fenders? What size tires are those?
i have a fender rolling video on my channel
Does anyone know what fuse for the headlights are for a 92 camaro
What rear end is on this
stock 82-92 GM 10 bolt
One thing you didnt cover in this video is if the tire and wheel clears when one side is lifted up while the other is down.
It's important to test for road deviation (think pot holes or climbing curbs) and body roll around corners
A rear axle tilt like that is going to bring the top of the wheel in further than you think and could really bite you in the ass
it is a consideration
I tested this and the angle required to get wheels to rub is EXTREME.
no way you can do that during normal driving unless you are driving on a "frame twister" lol
Not bad video. Just a suggestion, when doing your voiceover try to make it more natural and not sound so much like mark Zuckerberg when you are narrating. Good work though.
Wait... this wasn't Mark Zuckerberg?
kinda funny since my 1st 20 videos have terrible voice over.
some people just don't have a stage voice, not much i can do about it