Starting to build new LT 1 camaro c/sa

[Rich Biebel]

I bought this car as a rolling chassis. I highly recommend you find a well built car and buy it rather than build one. My car was built by P-K racecars...full cage. rack and pinion, fuel cell, weight box rear end and suspension all done pretty nicely. I built my own engine and tuned it from scratch. That is a big challenge if you have no experience with EFI. My car went a best of 10.55 at B/SA weight.......I sold it and went in the opposite direction.....back to local bracket racing witha dragster..... The EFI Stockers are a lot of fun to drive for sure. Thats why I did one in the first place........Good Luck......You will spend a ton of money on one of these cars if you hope to be competetive......Fun ain't cheap!

[nhrafan]

Originally Posted by Rich Biebel

I bought this car as a rolling chassis. I highly recommend you find a well built car and buy it rather than build one. My car was built by P-K racecars...full cage. rack and pinion, fuel cell, weight box rear end and suspension all done pretty nicely. I built my own engine and tuned it from scratch. That is a big challenge if you have no experience with EFI. My car went a best of 10.55 at B/SA weight.......I sold it and went in the opposite direction.....back to local bracket racing witha dragster..... The EFI Stockers are a lot of fun to drive for sure. Thats why I did one in the first place........Good Luck......You will spend a ton of money on one of these cars if you hope to be competetive......Fun ain't cheap!

I know what your saying about buying a car beeing cheaper. But I enjoy building my racecars from start to finish.I do paint and body work and I am also going to do the roll cage my self. I have some one to tune the car for me I am going to buy a motor . Not sure who I am going to go with yet I have spoke with Bud Rowe allready.