2001 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 on 2040-cars
Davenport, Florida, United States
Please contact me at : cliffcccalvani@clubtriumph.com .
I purchase the car about a year ago to do road racing and weekend track events.
Cars runs excellent but I just don't have enough time to do a lot of the events.
Car has a clean title, is also register with plate etc. I drive it to work once a week just for fun and few car
shows. I left all the windows and power features so you can operate as normal car. I also left the windshield
wipers in case of rain.
Please see below list of everything I did to the car:
Engine was completely rebuild less than 2,000 miles ago at one of the best shops in town.
All engine internal was change to eagle parts to take the abuse. So far I have completed 5 events and the car is
running like a champ. Right now we have a safe tune on it and is making 500 RWHP.
If you know about road racing 500 is enough to have fun around the track.
I also install an RPM Transmission & Differential set up to not have any issues with drive train.
List of additional items I install in the car:
Rpm- Chromoly Roll Cage 6 Point
Crow 6 Point w/ Cam Lock- 3" Black
Corbeau FX1 Seats- Black Cloth
Corbeau Seat Bracket w/ Double Locking Sliders
Willwood Brakes includes the following:
Aero 6 Front Calipers, Brackets & Pads
Superlite 4r Rear Calipers, Brackets & Pads
(2) 14" Front Rotors & (2) 13" Rear Rotors
Stainless Steel Brake Lines
LG Wheels & Hoosier Tires
Apr Wing
Apr Front Lip
MGW Shifter
Custom Hood Vents
Cooling Plates Underneath
Racing lug nuts
Eibach Loweting bolts
c6 z06 shocks
c6 z06 sway bars
c6 z06 end links
1 7/8 Heades
Custom comp cam- Car sound like a monster but you can still drive it on the street.
Sparco racing steering wheel
Custom side exhaust system
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