Car Show or Track z06 with $50k+ in upgrades for Sale
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Sold.. Car Show or Track z06 with 603RWHP Naturally Aspirated and $50k+ in upgrades
Basics
- 2006 Z06
- Heads up display
- Memory Seats
- heated seats
- Victory Red
- 28,xxx miles (3rd owner)
- Blueprinted Motor Just finished Break In around town driving
- 603RWHP on Mustang Dyno (see dyno sheet below)
- 565 Foot lbs torque (see dyno sheet below)
- Location St. Louis Missouri - Will Ship for just $500
- Questions Call Sean 314-757-9006
- I have all receipts for work done
- Price $46,500
Engine ($15k in upgrades)
- Built motor
- Callies Compstar Crank and Rods
- J/E Racing forged pistons and new rod pins
- New Main Bearings, New Cam Bearings, New Rod Bearings
- New Total Seal top of the line Rings
- 12.11 to 1 compression
- Hand Ported Heads by AMT
- New Bronze Valve Guides
- Custom push rods
- 5 angle grind with OEM titanium intake valves
- Holley aluminum LS7 valve covers finished in black wrinkle
- Comp custom grind forced induction cam
- ARP head studs
- ARP header bolts
- ARP bolts throughout engine
- New gaskets (everything)
- American Racing Headers with DEI Titanium Header Wrap
- Brand New OEM Starter
- Brand New Cam and Crankshaft Position Sensors
Drivetrain ($3k in upgrades)
- MGW shifter
- Tick remote bleeder for Clutch
- RPS BC2 Billet twin disk clutch and flywheel
- New Torque Tube bushings
Oil System ($4k in upgrades)
- 12AN Lines throughout
- ARE Oil Pan
- Improved Racing 180 degree Oil Thermostat
- ARE LS7 Dry Sump Oil Tank
- Setrab 934 Oil Cooler
- LS9 Oil Pump Hand Ported and Polished
Exterior ($5.5k in upgrades)
- APR Side Carbon Fiber Side Splitters/Rockers
- MTI Racing Carbon Fiber Front Splitter with integrated Brake cooling fans
- MTI Racing Carbon Fiber Rear Spoiler
- Carbon Fiber z06 Badges
- Michelin Pilot Sport 275/35/18 front tires
- Michelin Pilot Sport 325/30/19 rear tires
- Penske Coil Over Shocks
Brakes ($6.5k in upgrades)
- Brembo Gran Turismo Front Brakes (6 piston)
- Brembo Gran Turismo Rear Brakes (4 piston)
- Carbotech Pads
- ARP Wheel Studs
Interior ($4k in upgrades)
- Centennial Edition Alcantara with Red Stitching:
* Steering Wheel
* Shifter
* Shifter Boot
* Parking Brake Handle
* Parking Brake Boot
* Console Lid
- Loyds Floor mats
- MTI Roll Bar
Other:
- Spal Fan
- Aluminum dual core radiator
- Elite Engineering Catch Can
- Katech Belt Tensioner
- Heavy duty sway bars
- Aluminum Brake, Clutch, Gas Pedals
Last edited by Searya; 08-10-2014 at 09:55 AM.
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Really nice car. Up-grading does become a sickness Did I miss how much you are asking for it?
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I will get some shots of the engine bay tomorrow.
Can't remember if I took any any under shots a couple months ago when they were putting hooking up the new Setrab 934 oil cooler, Improved Racing Oil Thermostat and -12AN lines but I will see if I can find those too.
Can't remember if I took any any under shots a couple months ago when they were putting hooking up the new Setrab 934 oil cooler, Improved Racing Oil Thermostat and -12AN lines but I will see if I can find those too.
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Let me ask, specifically because of the title of the thread, is there any reason this car can't be Daily driven in traffic?
In particular:
Is the clutch much heavier and more tricky as compared to stock where it would be a total PITA in traffic?
How does it behave at low RPM's with that cam?
How is the ride quality with those coil overs?
How much different is the gas mileage. Can you still get high 20's on the highway?
This may sound crazy, but to me cars like this that are built to withstand track abuse seem like they could be an ideal DD because I would think they would be bullet proof reliable, provided they are not too much of a beast in traffic and on bumpy roads etc, and don't average 10mpg with just normal driving.
In particular:
Is the clutch much heavier and more tricky as compared to stock where it would be a total PITA in traffic?
How does it behave at low RPM's with that cam?
How is the ride quality with those coil overs?
How much different is the gas mileage. Can you still get high 20's on the highway?
This may sound crazy, but to me cars like this that are built to withstand track abuse seem like they could be an ideal DD because I would think they would be bullet proof reliable, provided they are not too much of a beast in traffic and on bumpy roads etc, and don't average 10mpg with just normal driving.
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The car just sold yesterday but figure I would answer your questions in case it helps with your search.
Clutch is trickier than stock. However, I had the tick adjustable master cylinder in but just never took the time to adjust it.
Cam works great at low medium and high. I loved it.
The Penske coil overs allowed you to go from super firm to stock via an adjustment dial. You could also lower the car with them too.
On the highway I would get low 20's not high.
Good luck.
Clutch is trickier than stock. However, I had the tick adjustable master cylinder in but just never took the time to adjust it.
Cam works great at low medium and high. I loved it.
The Penske coil overs allowed you to go from super firm to stock via an adjustment dial. You could also lower the car with them too.
On the highway I would get low 20's not high.
Good luck.
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The car just sold yesterday but figure I would answer your questions in case it helps with your search.
Clutch is trickier than stock. However, I had the tick adjustable master cylinder in but just never took the time to adjust it.
Cam works great at low medium and high. I loved it.
The Penske coil overs allowed you to go from super firm to stock via an adjustment dial. You could also lower the car with them too.
On the highway I would get low 20's not high.
Good luck.
Clutch is trickier than stock. However, I had the tick adjustable master cylinder in but just never took the time to adjust it.
Cam works great at low medium and high. I loved it.
The Penske coil overs allowed you to go from super firm to stock via an adjustment dial. You could also lower the car with them too.
On the highway I would get low 20's not high.
Good luck.