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I have both sockets. But the longer one did fit for me. Too tight of a space...
I used the one I pictured.
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Yes having a ZR1 here is a challenge and I agree it would be nice to get a conversation going between some of the NorCal owners. I can see from this thread that you're are in Pleasant Hill, I'm in Danville and Someone else is in Livermore. There's at least three in a small geographic area. Might I suggest that we meet initially at the Blackhawk Cars And Coffee which is held on the first Sunday of every month. It's a neat event with up to 700 plus cars of all types that show up. http://www.blackhawkmuseum.org/carsncoffee.html I always go and I bring various cars, but if there is interest I'll be sure to bring my Red 90 ZR1. If you have not been to Blackhawk you should attend some of their Saturday morning lecture series. Upcoming are Howden Ganly Formula 1 Driver, Lyn St James who has driven everything and Pete Brock who will be making a presentation on the Shelby Daytona Coupe. Last year he did a presentation on the 63 Stingray that he helped design. See their website for more info.http://www.blackhawkmuseum.org/ I realize this tread is not necessarily the right place to discuss this, so if need be we can start a new thread for Norcal owners. Any thoughts? Gary |
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I got them at Harbor Freight.
I'm always at Cars and Coffee. Sometimes I bring my Z or Firebird.
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and post up any events to attend. Get the word out and they will GROW! Let us southerners know if there is a special meeting and some of us will come up! Ted |
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1) O'Reilly 2) Harbor Freight When I was at O'Reilly's to buy the socket, I found out you can rent a 3 piece O2 sensor socket set (different brand than the one they sell) from O'Reilly's for free for 48 hours ($26 deposit that's refunded when returned). I rented this, but there just wasn't enough clearance for me to even get the socket around the sensor. I'm not sure if this is just specific to my Z or whether the socket they rent is just too thick.
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