06-20-2024 | #1 |
Join Date: Feb 2023
Location: Albany, Oregon
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Fun in the ZR-1
Recently recorded a bit of fun in my 1993, #135, ZR-1. Those that follow the Facebook site will have already seen this. See link below.
Brian https://youtu.be/vfFo5rB1roQ |
06-22-2024 | #2 |
Join Date: Aug 2021
Location: Bradenton, FL
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Re: Fun in the ZR-1
Great video, thanks for posting! Your ZR sounds great!
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06-23-2024 | #3 |
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06-23-2024 | #4 |
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Re: Fun in the ZR-1
Cool vid, thanks for the share!
Does she have any mods (sounds like it!)?
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06-23-2024 | #5 | |
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Re: Fun in the ZR-1
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Headers No cats X-pipe Borla muff Z Industries chip 4:10 gears Open air cleaner lid with a KnN filter Relocate MAT sensor Throttle body coolant bypass Thanks for watching the vid. Brian |
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3 Days Ago | #6 |
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Re: Fun in the ZR-1
Thanks for sharing.
Any thoughts on having 4:10s versus something like 3:73s? I?d think you would be driving some highways and 6th gear is more usable with a change from the stock 3:45s. I would be interested in your thoughts on this. Thanks. |
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Re: Fun in the ZR-1
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1993 ZR-1, #135, cool car 2008 Z06, fun car 1985 RIP, was a fun project/track car |
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