GM Performance; Fuel On_line Mag
 

I hope everyone can see this, mentions the 89 ZR-1

http://us.mc455.mail.yahoo.com/mc/sh...ox#performance

Re: GM Performance; Fuel On_line Mag
 

Nope can't see whatever it was, only a yahoo login page.

Re: GM Performance; Fuel On_line Mag
 

http://img.delivery.net/cm50content/...76308/box6.jpghttp://img.delivery.net/cm50content/...308/spacer.gifhttp://img.delivery.net/cm50content/...308/spacer.gifhttp://img.delivery.net/cm50content/...308/spacer.gifhttp://img.delivery.net/cm50content/...308/spacer.gifThe much-anticipated ZR1 was intended for a 1989 debut, but was technically delayed to 1990. However, 1989s were indeed built, and some eventually found their way into private hands. It was an aluminum-block V-8 with four overhead camshafts, 32 valves, and included a unique air-management system that provided a wider power band by shutting off eight of the 16 intake runners and fuel injectors when the engine was at part throttle, while still giving the ZR1 375 hp wide open. Torque was rated at 390 lb-ft. These machines consistently ran the quarter-mile in the low 13s.

Corvette Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter:
"Lovely, long-legged performance – an elastic engine that seemed to rev forever."

Re: GM Performance; Fuel On_line Mag
 

http://emails.generalmotors.com/w/we...H&sc=&k=13*bFa


FUEL@emails.Chevrolet.com to

Re: GM Performance; Fuel On_line Mag
 

Thanks for posting that Lee! That was a nice short history course.

seems I've had the pleasure of owning two of the corvettes on that list.:mrgreen:

:cheers:
Tom