Hammerfab IROC Z - Episode 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Hammerfab owner Levi Green unveils his plans to resurrect the IROC-Z for what it was built for and bring it to glory in modern racing.
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You cant get any better looking wheels than the ones that come from the factory on the Iroc cars......
I agree..he needs to go on hawks motorsports and they have 85-87 & 88-90 factory reproductions but in 17” silver , gold and chrome…. Don’t be a millennial and put black wheels on this car.
@@toddprater14 Well the next episode he shows the black wheels he is gonna put on the car.......Not for me..
@@Pete391 haha I know I seen that after I commented and went on to the next episode, hate black wheels ..
You got that right
Not me,I actually like the stock wheels..was never much for aftermarket wheels.
3rd gen nerd checking in.
The radio that in it is from a 95-99 silverado. The original would be much more square in design.
Three different 305s were available. Two could be had with the 5 speed or auto, the but the T5 (same as the fox body mustang internally) couldn't handle the additional torque of the 215hp Tuned port version you have. Same with the 350, so it was only available as an auto from 87 through the 92 model year.
The cooling system was designed to be a bottom feeder. The lower air dam is critical to proper cooling. People used to tear em up on driveways, and the cars would overheat.
Power pull-down was a top line feature taken from Cadillac. The rear hatches get out of alignment from the gas struts forcing the glass rearward. That's why the spoiler doesn't line up. It causes the latch to go out of alignment and hard to open.
Nice job Erick 👍👍
Thanks for the insight. I realized the stereo wasn’t right shortly after this.
Also after redoing the rear glass and fighting the rear panel I can see the issue with misalignment. Thanks
I worked at a Chevrolet dealer in the mid 80's. They had an I-ROC 350 race car with a 5 speed, straight pipes and shaved Goodyear Gatorbacks. I was one of the porters and they let me take it to the gas station to fill it with super. I popped second gear pulling out of the parking lot and sent it sideways. It was a lot of fun. I think it was a special order because I remember it having vinyl seats and rubber instead of carpet. It came with no options on it at all.
Wow! Cool memory. Thanks for sharing
Yes men,u also awsome
Bootedguys awsome to know uolls,americans real car lovers
I have to repeat this no matter how crazy it sounds: There's a guy on TH-cam who claims the 5 speed 350 was available to customers since '87 or '88 and that no one even knew about it. Like the decal delete option, it had to pretty much be ordered. Don't go crazy on me if this doesn't sound right. I was 3 when these things were in dealerships and only 17 when I got one. So, I wasn't even old enough to know about something like this.I repeat this so, maybe someone who knows more than me can shed some light on it.
@Rao_Rolland that is false information. Although in 1986 GM did build 40 - 50 test car 350 IROC's w/ a 5-speed manual for testing. Those cars were not made available for purchase though. "IF" someone has one they are tied to the manufacture in some way. The 1LE was an option very few knew about. It included NO air condition and virtually no options.
When the 5.7 debut'd for 1987 you could order it late in 1986, but none came off the assembly line until early 1987.
There were issues with paint involved with the cars produced at the Van Nuys, CA plant. The only other plant building them also back then was in Norwood, OH. Which BTW had a much better paint department back then. Sad part was that the plant in Norwood ceased production and shut-down in August of 1987.
That 350 (5.7) motor cost you an extra $1045 back in '87. You could also check the box for a Limited Slip Differential for $100 & also add an Engine Oiler Cooler for another $110.
I ordered mine at a dealership here in OHIO in mid November of '86. It was only about 50 miles from the Norwood, OH plant. It didn't get delivered until March 7, 1987.
I had checked all the boxes, including IROC Option pkg. #3 @ $3204. It msrp'd at $19,993.
Camaró era gorgeous style..my fav👍👍
Looking forward to seeing this build! Always thought the styling on these was a bunch of wrongs that ends up coming out right.
That Tuned Port 305 would be great for turning my 65 PU into a cruiser.
Agreed. We will make it better
I've always liked the angular body style of these 80's Camaros and it's grown on me even more when I realized it's similar to cars such as the MKIII (3rd gen) Toyota Supra. Nice work!
Great to have you follow along
LS SWAP. Those are dope, i've liked them since they came out in 1982.
How bout LT? Do you like those?
@@HammerFabOfficialYeah a Gen 2 LT so it stays sbc. That’s what I did to my 84 Bird. LS and new LT swaps in these cars are 2:05 played out. Everybody does it. I’m Brad a complete ls swap and chose to go gen 2 LT1/T56. Hate following the status quo.
Funny how these cars were in trailer parks every where and you couldn't give them away!
Now everyone wants one!😂
I was before cassettes and CDs. We had record at the house. We didn’t have nothing in the car but a.m. ready hey I’m ready a.m. ready.
I really love those 80s gauge clusters on these cars
This was my 1st car in 1991, same year color and interior, the 85 305 tpi put out 215hp and 275lb of tq , in 86 the cars HP dropped to 190 due to emission regulations, more smog equipment, and a less aggressive cam. The 350 put out only 15 more Hp and 15more tq the the 85 305., I modded mine up with typical Boltons and a 150 shot of spray, didn’t have much problem with any cars I raced. In my senior year of high school I traded the Iroc for an 90 auto corvette with Z51, moved my spray into that, and it was over for the gn’s
Im from malaysia camaro iroc Z28 lover ,in night riders tv series,star david hasselhoft also in Bay watch
David Hasselhoff is the best!!
Bro your gonna severely take away everything that makes it a Chevy I-Roc Z.😂
Nah just some of it.
I love my IROC just the way it is 😎👍 - If you want to make it track worthy just change the key components and give it that sleeper look.
I won’t even swap out the original shitty radio in my iroc 😂
@@paulchristie4904 you should
Damn, dude. Don’t upgrade ANYTHING on that. Leave it original. It’ll be worth more. That’s an 85. First year of the IROC. These cars are heading north in value right now. Love that color. I have a black 85 IROC. All original. Never painted, but I like the patina. Second owner. 63k miles. Needed some TLC. But it’s bad ass. Even putting the original stereo back in that the original owner took out. I love stock. LEAVE IT ORIGINAL!!
87 with 37k here and the TPI, although not as good as modern stuff, is iconic. Loving mine stock.
Hell yeah, make the louvers functional, and redo all the interior plastic in black anodized aluminum
You could try to buff the glass. They have grits to use. I have the spare also and the inflator . Ive have older and newer muscle cars but the 82 to 92 are my favorite. You can buff tail lights also and or clear coat them.
Thanks for the tips. I did big on it a little. Didn’t help much but I could spend more time on it.
It is what it is,fact is tq for this videos,great guys luver of camaro
Flush mounted door handles from hdeproducts look very nice.
Keep the original console keep the original interior. Keep it keep it like original. Don’t put a lot of new stuff in your car and make it look like 2020. Keep it like it was an 85 or 86 whatever year I rock you you have.
Holley Retrobrights from Headlight Revolution
That I am like 80% sure is not the original hood liner. The creases front to back shows that it was rolled up, which is how the aftermarket one is shipped. For the head lights go with the holly retro bright lights, they look like old ones but have the brightness of new ones. The grey panels on these don't get chalky my 89 firebird lived outside for the first 25 years of its life, the red ones will sometimes. The door card tops are only 190 for the set, that is both. When you have the rear deck off to change the glass you can take the opportunity to re align the hatch to the car so the spoiler lines up right.
Ok
Fairlady300 Z same tail light,also top of nisan 80tys
You should keep it stock
These are getting harder to find in original condition.
Its stupid how much parts are for 3rd gen camaros compared to first gen and second gen parts. If i knew this before i got mine i probably wouldn't have gotten it. Mine is solid but the weather stripping and stupid stuff like that is killing me to make it a really nice car.
In 80tys this is the now theys said as popular GTR nissan R34 actually
I almost trowup when I saw it was a tune port
that radio is not the original one..
Japanese produces theirs 300 fairlady Z types,same back looks,actually
Its not hard to upgrade them to perform with or better than modern muscle
In malaysia only 4 or fives ,collectors of rich peoples in this twin towers country,i luv iroc 28Z
Please sell car as is, you don't like it, plenty people love it just like it is
Real usa musle car huh
Look up 3rd gen ranch in illinois. Its a guy who has literally barns full of these things. He sells parts and has full cars aswell.
Never go full stockish lol