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11-09-2015
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 Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Clayton, North Carolina
Posts: 1,133
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LT5 Mechanics in NC
Does anyone recommend a LT5 mechanic or auto repair shop in the Raleigh, NC area that can work on a ZR-1?
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11-09-2015
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  Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Hanover,Ma.
Posts: 179
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Re: LT5 Mechanics in NC
Ship it to Mark Haibeck May take awhile for appt. but he is the best
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11-10-2015
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Lake Bluff, IL
Posts: 2,094
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Re: LT5 Mechanics in NC
I guess it depends on what you need to have done. If just an oil change, find a reputable shop and give them the info from this forum, Marc's website or the Factory Shop Manual on oil filters/changes, and watch them do it. Have them check oil pan bolt tightness while they are at it. If more serious work, I would definitely second shipping the car to Marc. A worthwhile expense, especially if you think there might be a bunch of other little issues that should be fixed by an expert. But he is normally booked out a couple of months. There is also Aaron Scott at South Georgia Corvettes, a little closer, and lots of Registry help in the VA/DC area. --Bob
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