Recent content by 68Rodzilla

I'm 75. Bought 1st C3 at 21. Two more C3 at 29 and 31. C7 Z06 at 70. C8 at 71. C7 ZR1 at 72. Just turned down chance to get C8 Z06 because ZR1 is scheduled for 2025 and I didn't want to be saddled with Z06. Once you've had ZR1, Z06 just don't light the fire. Currently have C3 custom and C7 ZR1...

Since you are raising the car from the dead, call it Lazarus.

If you have power, make sure ground is good. Run a jumper ground from fan casing to frame to test. Good luck!

$146K USD. 3ZR vert.SODP.

I have same as yours 3ZR Sebring Orange vert, 7K miles. It has appreciated so much that I hesitate to put any more miles on it. Might consider selling at the current high price level. What a dilemma!

Oops.....40 years ago

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1968 coupe was a basket case when I bought it 50 years ago. Complete rebuild and modified, on-frame. Exterior mods include flared front and rear wheel wells, twin turbo hood, 74 nose extension, Testarossa door side cheese graters, louvers on fenders, Monza headlights, mirror roof panels, shaved...

True dat. It is easy to break the tires loose at 80MPH before the traction controller kicks in. Don't even require full throttle.

Don't really care about the speedo. I regularly run over triple digit speeds with my trusty Radenso radar detector, which also displays MPH and reads the same as the speedo. The Radenso runs on GPS. Does the speedo also read from GPS? I've never really checked to actually verify at the higher...

I have them on all 4 corners. 295//30/19 front and 325/30/20 rear. Have had no issues with speedo or rubbing on front, even when turning lock to lock, and my car is lowered. Another very good tire is Continental Extreme Contact, which I ran on a 2016 Z06. It's also a summer only, not run...

Have run various Proxes on different cars with great results. Currently running R888R on C7 ZR1. They are noisy, don't have a great wear life, but stick like glue. I will be running them until something better comes out. Also, 325 is maximum width available, but they fit perfectly on factory...

Not trying to be too obnoxious, but ya really need to consider a different license plate bracket. Peace, brother.

Swiss Trax here. Easy installation and never looks dirty.