Recent content by PistolPetesC8

Per the Original post: "6. Track capable (if you want) - I plan on taking my eray to the track and frankly the AWD should be a valuable attribute. Should I be lucky enough to spar with a Z06 I think it will come down to the driver. Both cars should be very close with the edge given to the Z06...

sorry, I saw that build sheet that lined up with the price and assumed it was the car.

Nice build, pretty much base 3LZ with some accent options. Attached is the build sheet.

It was June, maybe 10th for June of 2020! I’ll wait patiently.

On the list with W/N staying on it. At the time of deposit, 2020, I was 10.

Ok, here are the steps I do, start to finish. Just launched and confirmed: 1.PTM dry setting 2. Go to the 0-100 timing screen 3. Scroll down to the lap timer configuration screen 4. Scroll back up to 0-100 5. Hard brake, full gas, 3,500 rpm 6. Smile and enjoy the ride I can get low 3s.

Try scrolling down to the next screen then back up to the timing screen. I had the same problem

Thanks for sharing this Peter. I had a great time at the show.

I use a product called No Rinse Wash and Shine. I also use a two bucket process always rinsing in clean water. Never use anything dry on your car it will leave micro scratches. Look up some you tube videos no shortage. I try to touch the paint as little as possible like mentioned above only when...

Congrats, racing stripe looks great

I don’t believe the 12 months, 12k at all. Review your vehicle purchase agreement. On my deposit vehicle purchase agreement, under the remarks section: “Not for resale or export, must hold registration for 6 months” this is hand written in. This comment is not listed on my actual final vehicle...

Funny same here, windsor dealers told me 2-3 years. Jeff at W/N took care of me.

I believe it is 6 months before you can sell, trade or export the vehicle. Not sure if there is a km’s requirement. If any gets anything in writing please share.

My red mist came from Wilson Niblett as well, dealt with Jeff Moore he was honest through the entire process.