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Here's what "LEXANI" Dubs look like on a Camaro. Hate if you want to! *smirk*
Here's what the crushed velvet interior looks like on the camaro.
here's the newest pics of the camaro. It shows the window tint, lettering on the rear of the car, wingswest wing, and the new 17" rims and low profile tires.
Welcome to my page. I am the Founder and President of "Floss 'N Gloss" Car Club. Being in this position and getting all of the support from other car clubs would not have even been possible if not for the other two vice-presidents, Nick Brooks and Jason Carper. They have both recruited members for the club, shown off the web page and its links, as well as attend car and audio shows.
Thanks for peepin this page. Its worth the time if your into systems. I have made many customazations to my vehicle. At first, I had to change the audio aspects of this stock set-up vehicle. The Camaro already had a decent start. There was tint already on the windows, but a much darker level will be added in the near future. Next, I wanted something to listen to other than the adaquate factory system. A Pioneer 6000R with a sterring wheel remote did the job. Then, I moved my attention to the bass end on the vehicle. I put a Cerwin Vega-Vega Series 15", which is in a Q-Logic box. I also used my newest amp, a Rockford Fosgate 500.2 Punch Series amp to push it. Now the system hits well over 143. That was acceptable, however I needed more and added an 18" JL Audio W6 that has been purchased and frequently gets switched with the 15" Vega.
March of 2001, I added a set of Rockford Fosgate FRC 1206(6.5") speakers for the rear fill and a set of Phoenix Gold XS62e(6.5") for the front fill. The Rockford Fosgate speakers can handle 50-100 watts and is responsive from 76-20K Hz and put out 87db. The Phoenix Gold speakers can handle 70-140 watts and is responsive with frequencies of 70-20K Hz. Also, a Rockford Fosgate Power 1-Farad(1000 watt) Cap was added to add some extra protection and amperage for the audio system.
Future for the ride: Before the Summer of 2007, I plan to add numberous items. The trunk will be fiberglassed in and set up for 2-18" JLW6's. It will be raised up by the addition of Air Struts(should raise the car 2") and then 20" chrome wheels will replace the 17" chrome wheels(which will fill out the fenders and if the height is not satisfactory...a ground effects package will be added). And under the hood, will be aftermarket valve covers and other color will be added under the hood.
After that: Mystic paint that changes colors when you move along it(add to the customized look of the ride), and some 5.25" or 6.5" monitors will be installed with the source to view being an X-Box.
Here's a pic of the engine compartment. You can see the green wireloom as well as the cold air intake.
Click here to see the install of clear corners on my camaro.
Take a look at the current set up in the engine bay or the factory 3.4L Fuel Injected V6 set up. See what an upgrade I have made.
Here's a pic of the front that shows the billet grill, the clear corners, and the blackouts.
Here's a pic of how my audio system will be set-up in the future. For anyone who has not seen a design like this in the past, the design is called a "Wiring Schematic".
Please E-mail me if you have any tips, advice, or questions about my system or the club. And remember to keep checking back for constant updates.
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