Low Mile 2002 Camaro Z28

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Treburkulosis

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I picked up a two owner 2002 Z28 A4 car from a 83 year old man. He had just done all of the performance upgrades and rebuilds on it, when he wife said he needed to stop hot rodding. So alas I got myself an absolute time capsule and rocket lol. It has 70k miles on it right now. I did a two step paint correction on it and then I ceramic coated it with Koch Chemie C0.02. Ill get better pictures once the coating cures in a another day or so. What do you think?

2002 Z28 A4 70k miles





Mods:





Engine:


Rebuilt LS1 with Eagle stroker kit


Ported 706 heads


Harland Sharp 1.8 roller rockers


Brian Tooley .660 Valve springs


Texas Speed Cam Torquer V2


Ported LS6 intake


Fast 102mm Throttle Body


Stock MAF for now


Volant air intake


Oil Catch Can


Engineered Cooling Products Radiator


160* T stat


Speed Engineering strut tower brace


Kooks Longtubes


Unknown y pipe


New factory muffler not sure why he went back with the stock muffler, but it will be changed soon with either a Borla or SLP Loud Mouth





Transmission:


Rebuilt A4 Reflashed


Circle D 3200 Stall


Heavy duty transmission color





Drivetrain:


Hawks Motorsports Extreme Driveshaft


Moser 12 bolt


4.11 gears





Suspension:


UMI Performance Springs


Bilstein B6 shocks


UMI tubular control arms and pan hard bar


UMI subframe connectors





175 shot of nitrous not installed yet





It needs bigger brakes
 

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Very cool! Those are fun cars. Curious, what cubic inch is the stoker kit for? 388? I've got a similar cam in my squarebody, it's alotta fun over 3500
 

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I picked up a two owner 2002 Z28 A4 car from a 83 year old man. He had just done all of the performance upgrades and rebuilds on it, when he wife said he needed to stop hot rodding. So alas I got myself an absolute time capsule and rocket lol. It has 70k miles on it right now. I did a two step paint correction on it and then I ceramic coated it with Koch Chemie C0.02. Ill get better pictures once the coating cures in a another day or so. What do you think?

2002 Z28 A4 70k miles





Mods:





Engine:


Rebuilt LS1 with Eagle stroker kit


Ported 706 heads


Harland Sharp 1.8 roller rockers


Brian Tooley .660 Valve springs


Texas Speed Cam Torquer V2


Ported LS6 intake


Fast 102mm Throttle Body


Stock MAF for now


Volant air intake


Oil Catch Can


Engineered Cooling Products Radiator


160* T stat


Speed Engineering strut tower brace


Kooks Longtubes


Unknown y pipe


New factory muffler not sure why he went back with the stock muffler, but it will be changed soon with either a Borla or SLP Loud Mouth





Transmission:


Rebuilt A4 Reflashed


Circle D 3200 Stall


Heavy duty transmission color





Drivetrain:


Hawks Motorsports Extreme Driveshaft


Moser 12 bolt


4.11 gears





Suspension:


UMI Performance Springs


Bilstein B6 shocks


UMI tubular control arms and pan hard bar


UMI subframe connectors





175 shot of nitrous not installed yet





It needs bigger brakes
Nice find , when's it going to the track,lol.
 
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I had a '02 Pontiac Firechicken with a similar set up. I learned the hard way never buy a V-6 car and convert it to a V-8. Hence forth Firechicken. Fun car to say the least. Fortunately a feller had a '01 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins 12V wanted my car more than I did. When I finished that B-12V Cummins. I raced him, and beat his a$$ so bad even drifting across the finishline. That Cummins started a love affair with Ram trucks since.
 

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I picked up a two owner 2002 Z28 A4 car from a 83 year old man. He had just done all of the performance upgrades and rebuilds on it, when he wife said he needed to stop hot rodding. So alas I got myself an absolute time capsule and rocket lol. It has 70k miles on it right now. I did a two step paint correction on it and then I ceramic coated it with Koch Chemie C0.02. Ill get better pictures once the coating cures in a another day or so. What do you think?

2002 Z28 A4 70k miles





Mods:





Engine:


Rebuilt LS1 with Eagle stroker kit


Ported 706 heads


Harland Sharp 1.8 roller rockers


Brian Tooley .660 Valve springs


Texas Speed Cam Torquer V2


Ported LS6 intake


Fast 102mm Throttle Body


Stock MAF for now


Volant air intake


Oil Catch Can


Engineered Cooling Products Radiator


160* T stat


Speed Engineering strut tower brace


Kooks Longtubes


Unknown y pipe


New factory muffler not sure why he went back with the stock muffler, but it will be changed soon with either a Borla or SLP Loud Mouth





Transmission:


Rebuilt A4 Reflashed


Circle D 3200 Stall


Heavy duty transmission color





Drivetrain:


Hawks Motorsports Extreme Driveshaft


Moser 12 bolt


4.11 gears





Suspension:


UMI Performance Springs


Bilstein B6 shocks


UMI tubular control arms and pan hard bar


UMI subframe connectors





175 shot of nitrous not installed yet





It needs bigger brakes
I have a 2021 Camaro SS 1LE. Have had it since new. 3700 miles. I drive my 2023 Power Wagon most of the time.
 
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Very cool! Those are fun cars. Curious, what cubic inch is the stoker kit for? 388? I've got a similar cam in my squarebody, it's alotta fun over 3500It
Very cool! Those are fun cars. Curious, what cubic inch is the stoker kit for? 388? I've got a similar cam in my squarebody, it's alotta fun over 3500
408 on the stroker and yes its pretty slow unless you launch it lol. The gears do help. Its only 3200 at 90 so I can live with that.
 
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I have a 2021 Camaro SS 1LE. Have had it since new. 3700 miles. I drive my 2023 Power Wagon most of the time.
Its not a daily. I literally have had it out once since Saturday. I am about to take it to my tuner to have him look at the tune.
 
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Here is some in the garage finished photos. I will take some more when I head to the tuner in a little bit. I have new headlights on the way, a new grill, and I am going to replace the dash pad this weekend. Typical GM F body dash it cracked.
 

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408 on the stroker and yes its pretty slow unless you launch it lol. The gears do help. Its only 3200 at 90 so I can live with that.
Yeah I'm a little under geared for it in my truck. Planning to swap the 3.90s for 4.30s later this year.

Looks great after the detail! Now it needs an altitude adjustment
 
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Yeah I'm a little under geared for it in my truck. Planning to swap the 3.90s for 4.30s later this year.

Looks great after the detail! Now it needs an altitude adjustment
Ive got a billet black grill coming until I can find a SLP one. I can't believe how expensive used Berger rear panels are... I am eventually going to run big and littles. I want bogarts, but I will probably end up with some Pro stars that I will have powder coated like I did on my last Z.
 

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Here is some in the garage finished photos. I will take some more when I head to the tuner in a little bit. I have new headlights on the way, a new grill, and I am going to replace the dash pad this weekend. Typical GM F body dash it cracked.
Did it come with that pin stripe from the factory?
 
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Did it come with that pin stripe from the factory?
Yes and I am up in the air on if I want to keep it or not. Im leaning towards yes since it was part of the original paint set up.
 
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