Dyno Sheet Petition

[Blue Flame Restorations]

Originally Posted by secondchance

Count me in!

Me too!

[LGAFF]

Just sent a note to Heinrecy on FB

[LGAFF]

Mr. Hienrocket said to call David Caldwell, I will see if I can reach him.....

[XfireZ51]

Lee,

Well said.

[ScottZ95ZR1]

Thanks very much for taking the time to push the issue for us Lee.

[rbidwell]

I just now seen this post. I will sign.

Ron Bidwell

[Brillo1990]

I'd love to have the dyno sheet for my car, nice writing Lee and good luck with getting to the top of the food chain with the request.

[LGAFF]

Hey lets start the party with this....lets send an e-mail to the GM heritage museum; gmhc@gm.com


Use your own title but include LT-5 and Dyno sheet.....lets see where we get......I have my e-mail as the contact but we can use a registry leader if you like


Hello,

I am a proud member of the General Motors family, an owner of a C4 Corvette ZR-1, as well as a member of the ZR-1 registry. As you know, the C4 ZR-1 holds a special place in both Corvette and GM history; the first DOHC Corvette motor, the 24hr endurance record at Ft. Stockton, as well a placing the Corvette in supercar status with the likes of Ferrari and Lamborghini; forging the way for the performance technology we see in the GM cars of today.

As a member of the ZR-1 Registry, we continue as caretakers of this unique automotive icon. Over the years as support for the ZR-1 dwindled and parts become scarce, we have pooled our resources to manufacture our own gaskets, bearings, and other items required to maintain the Heart of the Beast.

We have also pooled our resources to continue the development of the LT-5 motor, including development of large displacement small block LT-5s that produce over 600hp. Other automotive enthusiasts are amazed as this 20 year old legend continues to compete with newer automotive technology.

Lastly, we are preservationist of history, collecting articles, preproduction pieces, as well as supporting NCRS restorations. However, one piece continues to elude us, the original dyno sheets from Mercury Marine, each one unique to each of the 6,939 ZR-1 LT-5 engines produced from 1990-1995. Currently, the dyno sheets are housed at the National Corvette Museum. We have been informed that GM forbids the distribution of these sheets to the public.

We are writing to you requesting that the dyno sheets be released, in copy form, to current owners of C4 ZR-1s so that we can add this final piece to the legendary puzzle. Certainly this is a great opportunity to generate revenue and support for the National Corvette Museum as well as display your support for caretakers of this unique piece of GM history.

We anxiously await your reply and thank you for your time. In order to simplify your response, there is no need to reply to all of our e-mails, please send a single response to leegaffigan@yahoo.com.


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[LGAFF]

sent mine....

[LGAFF]

Come on who's with me....Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!