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I thought all gen 4's had either 87 or 90 mm throttle bodies.

 

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4.8 and 5.3 have the 78mm

 

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I wouldn't worry to much about your warranty, you can always go back to stock setting just before you take it in for service if it makes you feel better, if you use the Auto-Cal.

About the LS7 TB, the only thing I noticed with it was quicker throttle response and smoother idle.

I did the LS7 tb first then the air aid jr and the long tube hdrs and the tune last. I think the tune makes all the bolt ons work well together as a whole package.

what headers did u go with???

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People love taking photos of camaros. Driving home from work on Friday I had a lady taking a photo of my car at a stop light with her ipad. Looked pretty funny, probably wouldnt have noticed if she used a cell phone

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I had a V6 rental Camaro sometime in mid-2010 and they were still new enough that it turned heads everywhere. Didn't help that it was bright yellow. :lol: I was actually here in Michigan that week (before I lived here) and met some friends for dinner at a BWW in Brighton. I pulled in and there was some kids birthday party in the outside dining area because as soon as I parked there where 5 or 6 sets of little eyes poking above the fence. Then my buddy showed up in his 69 Chevelle that you can hear from the moon and I was no longer cool. :lol:

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Took the twins for their one year shots. 4 each equals

 

Two angry lil guys

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Serviced my A/C qnd witnessed a stand off at a funeral home. I was stuck at auto zone because the sheriffs had the road blocked

 

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I washed it for the fist time since June.

 

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