2008 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 on 2040-cars
Capitola, California, United States
The car has about 2600 miles on it and is in new condition and since the motor was modified/built it has less than 400 miles on it. I have lots more
info on the car then listed below but for now this should list the majority. Love the car but have no time to drive
it and its just sitting in the garage and hard to look at. I had all these mods done to make this Vette look &
perform proper. It’s a head turner with constant thumbs up every time its driven. This car was designed to be
street/track car. The car has been cared for and babied. It sounds like an ALMS race car when you step on it yet if
tamed when casual driven. I had this car at 595rwhp & 575 torque and had it detuned to around 550rwhp which is
plenty responsive power. Motor has been built from the ground up. Mod are listed below I hate to sell but I do have
lots more toys to keep me occupied but I’m far from desperate so please no low balling offers & only serious
inquires.
List of Parts:
LG Super Pro long tube headers
Borla Exhaust
LG Carbon Fiber CAI (approx $1800 just for part)
G7X2 Comp Cam (approx $1600 just for part)
Fast Intake fuel rail
102mm TB
LG catch
Spindle duck kit
G2 Super cool radiator
LG 160 thermostat
Heatmaster heat shielding
ARE dry sump oil pan
Aviaid LS7 dry sump tank insert
LG drop spindles (approx $3100 just for parts)
G2 Coil over Kit (approx $2600 just for part)
Bump Steer Kit
LG front 7 rear sway bars
SKF Racing Hubs (approx $1800 just for part)
LG Motorsports Rear HD Tie Rod
LG Motorsports Mono Ball Control Arm kit ($1900 without install)
LG Front & Rear Toe Hook
Deeds Performance custom 4 point cage (All Chromoly & TIG welded & Through Bolted)
LG Carbon Front Splitter
LG ZR1 Carbon Side Skirts
LG C6 Z06 Camber Kit
LG Mono ball control arm kit for front & rear control arms
MGW Short Shifter
2 Cobra Imola Pro GT (Kevlar made) These are the most comfortable race seats and were installed with the proper
hardware so that even a tall guy can be in comfortable in a Z06. I also have the stock seats
Comp cams Belt Tensioner
LG Motorsports GT2 Carbon Wing
The car is Aligned & corner weighted and weights under 2960lbs
4 Point Custom Chromally Cage
3 sets of Wheels:
I have factory stock wheels like new
I have Forgeline GA3R Wheels with Hoosier R6 tires (Never used the & just the rims are over $6k) these wheels are
not included unless it’s $3500 extra
I also have the CCWTS12’s 18 x 11 front 18 x 12 rear on new Toyo888 tires (just the rims are over $4k)
those are also included with the stock wheels
Tilton Race Clutch & Lighten Flywheel
I also have the stock seats
Additional Engine Mods:
Engine Work Done by:American Heritage Performance
(Has under 500 miles on modified/rebuilt engine)
Ported & Polished Head
Ferrea F2042P Hollow Exhaust Valves
Treated Titanium instak valves
BTR Dual Spring with Titanium Retainers
Eagle Forged Crankshaft
Forged LS7 Rods w/ARP 2000 Bolts
CP Forged Pistons
All Balancing of Forged Rotating Assembly:
Custom Comp Camshaft
High Performance Coated Bearing (mains, rods, cam)
HP oil pump (High pressure, standard volume)
C7R Katech Timing Chain and Cam Gear
All Long Block Gaskets (oil pan, front& rear cover, valley, valve cover,etc)
GM LS7 Lifters
Hardened 3/8” Push Rods
Bored & Torque Plate Honed LS7 Block
All was Blue Printed (measured all clearances , bolt stretch, ptv, etc)
Z06 Floor Mats
Venture Shield (Hood, Rocker panels, headlights, behind the rear wheels & doors)
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