2001 Zo6 67K Miles P1SC Procharger Fast/Fun/Smooth
02-27-2013, 01:16 AM
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2001 Zo6 67K Miles Procharged Fast/Fun/Smooth $22,500!
WILLING TO TRADE FOR 67 OR 69 CAMARO!!!
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Please excuse the mess I haven't detailed in the interior or under the hood in quite some time. - That is no longer the case as of 04/05/13
Hi everyone,
The time has come for my favorite car to date to go to a new owner. She has honestly been the best car I've ever owned. It's been nothing but reliable from the day I took ownership.
My Fiance's father bought the car in 2006 from a dealership with 25k on the clock. The car has been sleeping in the garage ever since. He added a Corsa catback with two DMH electric cutouts. The P1SC Procharger was added after we had a quick race on the freeway between the Zo6 and my 02 Camaro. It was installed by him and I in the garage and he opted to stick with the tune from Procharger.
The usual mods were added to go along with the Procharger, including Autometer boost and fuel pressure gauges in a dual pod. There was a small issue with belt slip, so a bracket with adjustable tensioner was added, as well as an 8 rib pulley system with and ATI underdrive.
Lewis decided to buy a 2008 C6 in 2010, and handed down the Zo6 to the wife. A year after that he upgraded to a C6 Zo6 and I bought the C5 from them.
Once I bought the car I immediately took it in for a custom dyno tune to get the car running to it's full potential. The car put down an impressive 505/446 with 6#'s on the Dyno Dynamics system. After driving it home, I found that the car was driving and behaving better than it ever had. It finally reached it's full potential for it's current setup.
Since then I have daily driven the car on and off between it and my Camaro. The car has been dead reliable and well maintained thanks to my love of cars. The Procharger oil gets changed with every oil change to keep it fresh. It also has a speed bleeder installed for easy draining. Lucky for me this car didn't fall into the same fate as the ones that burned a quart of oil every 600 miles.
I would really like to see this car go to a good home. This car has been built with the sole purpose and lasting as long as possible while being an absolute blast to drive.
Below is a list of mods/upgrades that I can think of off the top of my head right now.
Thanks for reading.
Mods:
P1SC Procharger w/ 4.75" pulley
Twin 4.5" Procharger Intercoolers
8 Rib Serpentine Belt
Adjustable Tensioner system
ATI Underdrive Pulley
Corsa Catback Exhaust
DMH Electric cutouts
LS7 Shifter and ****
Dual Gauge Pod w/ Boost and FP (Autometer Cobalt)
Tick Master Cylinder
LS7 Clutch (600 miles) Dot 4
Fresh MN12 (600 miles)
New Brakes F/R (1000 miles) Dot 4
SS Brake Lines
Amsoil Fluids
Corvette Partition
Custom on/off switch for underhood lamp
On/Off switch for Cobalt Gauge LED
Original keys (2)
Original Flat Repair Kit
All Paperwork and receipts
Reverse Camera Installed and Wired (Stock head unit back in)
I had it professionally Detailed by Jeff @ Immaculate Reflections.
Asking $22,500!!!!
ADDED PICS WITH GREY WHEELS ON AND INTERIOR/UNDER HOOD
Please excuse the mess I haven't detailed in the interior or under the hood in quite some time. - That is no longer the case as of 04/05/13
Hi everyone,
The time has come for my favorite car to date to go to a new owner. She has honestly been the best car I've ever owned. It's been nothing but reliable from the day I took ownership.
My Fiance's father bought the car in 2006 from a dealership with 25k on the clock. The car has been sleeping in the garage ever since. He added a Corsa catback with two DMH electric cutouts. The P1SC Procharger was added after we had a quick race on the freeway between the Zo6 and my 02 Camaro. It was installed by him and I in the garage and he opted to stick with the tune from Procharger.
The usual mods were added to go along with the Procharger, including Autometer boost and fuel pressure gauges in a dual pod. There was a small issue with belt slip, so a bracket with adjustable tensioner was added, as well as an 8 rib pulley system with and ATI underdrive.
Lewis decided to buy a 2008 C6 in 2010, and handed down the Zo6 to the wife. A year after that he upgraded to a C6 Zo6 and I bought the C5 from them.
Once I bought the car I immediately took it in for a custom dyno tune to get the car running to it's full potential. The car put down an impressive 505/446 with 6#'s on the Dyno Dynamics system. After driving it home, I found that the car was driving and behaving better than it ever had. It finally reached it's full potential for it's current setup.
Since then I have daily driven the car on and off between it and my Camaro. The car has been dead reliable and well maintained thanks to my love of cars. The Procharger oil gets changed with every oil change to keep it fresh. It also has a speed bleeder installed for easy draining. Lucky for me this car didn't fall into the same fate as the ones that burned a quart of oil every 600 miles.
I would really like to see this car go to a good home. This car has been built with the sole purpose and lasting as long as possible while being an absolute blast to drive.
Below is a list of mods/upgrades that I can think of off the top of my head right now.
Thanks for reading.
Mods:
P1SC Procharger w/ 4.75" pulley
Twin 4.5" Procharger Intercoolers
8 Rib Serpentine Belt
Adjustable Tensioner system
ATI Underdrive Pulley
Corsa Catback Exhaust
DMH Electric cutouts
LS7 Shifter and ****
Dual Gauge Pod w/ Boost and FP (Autometer Cobalt)
Tick Master Cylinder
LS7 Clutch (600 miles) Dot 4
Fresh MN12 (600 miles)
New Brakes F/R (1000 miles) Dot 4
SS Brake Lines
Amsoil Fluids
Corvette Partition
Custom on/off switch for underhood lamp
On/Off switch for Cobalt Gauge LED
Original keys (2)
Original Flat Repair Kit
All Paperwork and receipts
Reverse Camera Installed and Wired (Stock head unit back in)
I had it professionally Detailed by Jeff @ Immaculate Reflections.
Asking $22,500!!!!
Last edited by GR8GAME; 05-31-2013 at 07:31 PM. Reason: NEW LOWER PRICE!!!
03-06-2013, 01:46 PM
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For sale
She is BEAUTIFUL !
I have an '01 Z06 identicle without the extensive upgrades. I am sacrificing at $19k. She is not as polished up as your baby - as we have taken and utilized her talents - and she still purrs like a tiger (headers). the best cars made! :-)
You are deserving of your price.
If you get any "run-off" of interested parties - please send them my direction? zdavisz06@yahoo.com
Thanks
I have an '01 Z06 identicle without the extensive upgrades. I am sacrificing at $19k. She is not as polished up as your baby - as we have taken and utilized her talents - and she still purrs like a tiger (headers). the best cars made! :-)
You are deserving of your price.
If you get any "run-off" of interested parties - please send them my direction? zdavisz06@yahoo.com
Thanks
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03-15-2013, 03:28 PM
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try www.uship.com. I bought a ford superduty last year from SC and had to shipped to northern CA door to door for $1200. I should add the truck has a 16" lift and IMO the shipper was cheap for transporting a tall load.
03-15-2013, 07:37 PM
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Try Grand Turismo Motorsports, alittle pricey but well worth the money. Probly the nicest rig in the country check out their website. We used the a few weeks ago to get a viper from texas to california and i was very impressed. stay away from Universal Transport they are based out of miami. i am having them haul a 03 z06 i just bought and it has been the biggest nightmare so far Tried to save a buck this time and regretting it!! spend the money call grand turismo!