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07-17-2015
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Hemmings Daily
For those of you that receive the on line notification of (Hemmings Daily: The King of the Hill, the 1990 Corvette ZR-1, marks its 25th anniversary) Nice write up.
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Re: Hemmings Daily
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Link to ZR-1 Hemmings Daily article.
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'94 ZR1 LT5 - Dark Red Metallic '79 L82 4-speeds of fun '96 LT1 Borla, H-pipe, TB, CAI (Sold) "An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered." -- G.K. Chesterton |
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Re: Hemmings Daily
Definitely a good read. It is amazing that a car that is 25 years old is still a fast car by today's standards. Just my 2cents.
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Re: Hemmings Daily
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Re: Hemmings Daily
7500 rpm's.
https://youtu.be/x2T3A14oy5Y |
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Re: Hemmings Daily
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That 9,200 rev is something to hear. I don't get mine quite that high but I like to hit 7,200 or so when I get the chance...almost every time I'm in it.  Thanks, Jim |
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Re: Hemmings Daily
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Now days, the C4s with that ZR-1 badge gets silent respect when one comes to the line. many a C5, C5Z, C6 and C6 ZO6 and a few ZR1s have been drowned out and blown out by the shriek of the LT5s! But, it wasn't always that way! Back in 2008, before the 'pushrod crowd' knew better, the buzz in the bleachers was quite different from what it is now when one of the ZR-1s comes to the line. No more is there the boisterous prediction of the outcomes of the contest. Instead, a lot of lip-biting and crossed fingers prevail, often the shaking of heads in disbelief when the contest is over! Yeah... For me, part of the fun is the stealth factor - still surprises the heck outta folks! |
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