Typo 1 handed. Had a very tasty Rubin sandwich in the other
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93 Corvette LT1 6-spd
- Thread starter Fastereddie
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More just driving the point is home of time
32 years
32 years before this vette was new would have been 1961
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That guy reviews his family tree on Incestry.comBetter just sell your vette now and go get this one.
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Would you be willing to take a few pics of the seats on your vette? Just overall how they're fitting into the interior overall. And how high your bottom seat cushion is off the floorboard.
Looking for some seats to put in my 4th gen Camaro, and they need to be low and narrow ish at the bottom. Most aftermarket are too tall, been down that road. Also looking for vehicles that I can get new covers and foams for which the vettes have a huge aftermarket and resto business following them. The aftermarket has ignored this car, I'm in that weird grey area that I'm too old for factory stuff and too new for aftermarket yet I guess..
Looking for some seats to put in my 4th gen Camaro, and they need to be low and narrow ish at the bottom. Most aftermarket are too tall, been down that road. Also looking for vehicles that I can get new covers and foams for which the vettes have a huge aftermarket and resto business following them. The aftermarket has ignored this car, I'm in that weird grey area that I'm too old for factory stuff and too new for aftermarket yet I guess..
Sure thing.
Fiero seats bolt to the 4th gen tracks and the base is a bit lower. I'm assuming that reproduction covers are available since so many still get engine swapped.
So the family tree doesn't branch? Essentially a stump? Lol
A toofless stump
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Something to strive for.
This came up today. Coincidence? I think not.
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Something to strive for.
This came up today. Coincidence? I think not.
The Story Of The 254 MPH Callaway Sledgehammer Corvette
A history of the one-of-a-kind Callaway Sledgehammer Corvette, the 898-hp C4 that John Lingenfelter drove to a 254-mph world record in 1988.
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What’s great is how stockish it looks under the hood. I don’t think i’d be driving it on those tires anymore though!@Fastereddie
Something to strive for.
This came up today. Coincidence? I think not.
The Story Of The 254 MPH Callaway Sledgehammer Corvette
A history of the one-of-a-kind Callaway Sledgehammer Corvette, the 898-hp C4 that John Lingenfelter drove to a 254-mph world record in 1988.
Sledgehammer!
That’s funny, I just quoted that movie yesterday.
I went to go for a quick drive yesterday and noticed the tachometer jumping around randomly. I was like wtf? Look at the volts and it was at 11.8. I said o shit and turned off the a/c and turned around. Charged the battery and threw a new alternator on it. Good to go again.
I’m sure there will be some more issues along the way as she’s done a lot of sitting around!
I’m sure there will be some more issues along the way as she’s done a lot of sitting around!
The exact same thing happened on my sons C4. At night, on the way home from the drag strip. I guess the RPMs were too much for the unit.
I don’t “feel” like I have revved it that hard, but the old alt did have a sharpie date on the bottom from 2011.
And Autozone was the only place that had one in stock. Bummed about that, but it does have a lifetime warranty. 124amp, same as stock
Juniors was factory 1988. It lived a long, low mileage life.
New Powerstop Z26 stoppers
Nice drive around the lake this morning.
