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Old 10-04-2000, 11:29 PM
Chevy454 Chevy454 is offline
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Default Re: Torq-Thrust D's

What size are the rest of the Yenko Camaro owners here running? 15x7? Is anyone running the 15x8s?

Also, I think I heard where some of you have bead blasted(?) the spokes to shine them up...is this correct?

Here's a link to a page about Mike's Firebird: http://www.pontiaconline.com/members/22/ (Some of you might recognize it from the issue of Muscle Car Reviewthat had the '99 Supercar Reunion in it)
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Old 10-05-2000, 04:13 AM
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Default Re: Torq-Thrust D's

I remember drooling over that car. What a great way to build a sleeper. Anyone reading this should click on the Link in the above post and read about the Firebird. Great car. Tell me if you ever get tired of it and want to go slow in a Chevy. :-)
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