ZR-1's 100000 MILE CLUB - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

ZRWON · 01-09-2009

Following is a post on CF from a guy in Italy who originally ask if the
comments he heard about problems with ZR-1 ~45000 miles
were true or false. I thought you all would find this interesting...
..."Thank's for all the answers...i'm very happy to listen that my lt5 is longer durable!!! This notice is born accidentally during a discussion for an lt5 sales. A person said that at the technical meeting ncrs they have explain that the motors lt5 are delicate and that to 45000 miles they have serious problems.
I have read the records of lt5 and i'm very happy for that!!!
So, now, after your answer i'm very happy to have a zr1 in my garage with only 18000miles!!
I don't know how many Zr1 there are in Italy, i only know that are few.
Bye, Max"
I checked ZR-1netregistry to see how many ZR-1s were listed with
"100,000 miles on original motor or after a rebuild" Only about 30 were listed and the last one posted was in early 2008.
I think this is grossly understated. If you have a ZR-1 with 100K miles on the original motor or on a rebuilt one how about taking a couple minutes and adding your car to our 100,000 Mile Club list...if any of you can tell us how to add a name to this list?
http://zr1netregistry.com/ZR1_highmileage.htm
Thanks for helping.
This list, when updated, should be an impressive testimonial of how great our ZR-1's LT5 motors really are vs those other supposedly bullet proof motors.

01-09-2009	#1
ZRWON Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Whidbey Island WA Posts: 258	ZR-1's 100000 MILE CLUB Following is a post on CF from a guy in Italy who originally ask if the comments he heard about problems with ZR-1 ~45000 miles were true or false. I thought you all would find this interesting... ..."Thank's for all the answers...i'm very happy to listen that my lt5 is longer durable!!! This notice is born accidentally during a discussion for an lt5 sales. A person said that at the technical meeting ncrs they have explain that the motors lt5 are delicate and that to 45000 miles they have serious problems. I have read the records of lt5 and i'm very happy for that!!! So, now, after your answer i'm very happy to have a zr1 in my garage with only 18000miles!! I don't know how many Zr1 there are in Italy, i only know that are few. Bye, Max" I checked ZR-1netregistry to see how many ZR-1s were listed with "100,000 miles on original motor or after a rebuild" Only about 30 were listed and the last one posted was in early 2008. I think this is grossly understated. If you have a ZR-1 with 100K miles on the original motor or on a rebuilt one how about taking a couple minutes and adding your car to our 100,000 Mile Club list...if any of you can tell us how to add a name to this list? http://zr1netregistry.com/ZR1_highmileage.htm Thanks for helping. This list, when updated, should be an impressive testimonial of how great our ZR-1's LT5 motors really are vs those other supposedly bullet proof motors. __________________ ZRWON '90 #553 & BEAST2 '93 #211, an AutoMasters Street Skinner version of a BlackWidow LT5 [URL]http://www.zr1netregistry.com/ZR1_faq.htm#66[/URL] NCRS#894 "It's not the car; it's the people" ...Doug Johnson 1953-2003 40 years VETTE history @ [URL="http://home.comcast.net/~bbstrow/"][COLOR=#555555]http://home.comcast.net/~bbstrow/[/COLOR][/URL] [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p21dz80uGaA"][COLOR=#333333]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p21dz80uGaA[/COLOR][/URL] Last edited by ZRWON; 01-09-2009 at 10:42 PM. Reason: ??? How to add name to 100000 Mile Club list???

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