I have stock headlights and fog lights, but I'm assuming you're talking about Casanova's. I think he has the PIAA head and fog light conversions. Pretty expensive setup.

 

ibanez.......... was your car ever in cali??? I could swear I saw your ride about 2 years ago at the super chevy show in pomona cali. If it was yours and I am 90% sure...nice car. You have the gas cap behind the tail light .....right????

Shawn

 

this one ???
http://www.camarocasanova.freeservers.com/

it is camarocasanova's not ibanez.........camarocasanova has an ungodly amount of labor and money in that bada$$ ride!!

 

Yea that's not my car! Mine is in the sig

 

Alright, I figured it would be around $2500. Have any of you had experience with guys working out of their garages or anything? I know everyone will be different, but I am still considering this option.

And how much extra have you guys paid to have a custom job done, like ghost flames or something? Thanks

 

my painter worked out of his garage...he did EVERYTHING except the actual spraying in his garage. For that, he took it to a paint booth and to bake it. Turned out awesome. pics in sig.

 

Cool, I might look into something like that. Where did you get the adapter you use to be able to put the LS1 intake on your car? I think I want to do that, it looks awesome.

 

Madkilla told me about using a 94 or 95 corvette Air inlet duct. It worked beautifully. (thanks madkilla!) So that, and the airbox and aftermarket lid from an LS1 and you're good to go. Plug and play, baby....plug and play!

 

Did you have to get that from the dealer, or does someone online sell them?

 

I got it online...www.gmpartsdirect.com I ended up having to send them an e-mail parts request asking for the part number for a 1995 corvette air inlet duct...and that was it.

EDIT: but I guess you COULD go do a dealer for it if you didn't want to go through the hassle.