2003 Chevrolet Corvette C5 W/ 402ci Stroker Ls2 Engine 500+ Rwhp 6-spd Targa Z06 on 2040-cars
Wake Forest, North Carolina, United States
This car has 65,011 miles with a built LS2 402ci stroker motor putting out over 500 RWHP. Runs like a race car but is still very driveable around town. Exhaust has a very strong deep note but not so loud that it's obnoxious to driver or others. Car is clean inside and out. Factory options: 50th anniversary edition Power window, locks, mirrors, steering column Heads up display 6-speed manual Keyless entry Traction Control Cruise Control List of modifications are as follows: (I'm sure I'm leaving a ton of them out) 402ci Stroker LS2 engine w/ Forged Internals originally installed by Texas Speed in TX. Magic Stick 3 cam KOOKS long tube headers Mcleod RST Twin Disc Clutch Built Stage 2 Transmission (500 miles ago) High-flow cats Ported/Polished LS2 Throttle Body FAST intake TICK Adjustable Clutch master cylinder Cat-Back Exhaust 18" motorsport wheels Vara-Ram-air intake Corbeau A4 Suede/microfiber Seats B&M Shifter Derlin polished aluminum shift knob Underdrive Pulley Billet Fuel Rail SS Brake Lines, Hawk pads High Flow injectors Tick Adjustable Clutch Master Cylinder, Slave Cyl replaced with Clutch Remote Clutch Bleeder line MB Quart Stereo and speakers and much more, will add to list as I think of it. Tires are all in good shape with 50% or more tread from memory. Including a brand new set of rear tires identical to the rears on the car. Fronts: Michelin Pilot Super Sports 275/35/18 Rears: Nitto NT555R 305/35/18 (NEW extra set included $700/pr on ebay) All Receipts/Records included. This car's tuner is Mayhem Motorsports in Raleigh, NC. They are very familiar with the car inside and out. Anything wrong with the car? Here's what I have: -airbag light has always been on, never bothered me, I thought it was the clock spring, but that may have been my last C5, someone mentioned it might be b/c I unplugged the OEM seats? -Fog light switch or both bulbs bad? -The passenger side/rear TPS (tire pressure system) sensor batteries is about to go out. Replace sensor or battery, or nothing. Standard service history that I can think of non-performance related: -Steering Rack was warrantied early on and replaced -Driver side inner tie-rod replaced -A/C serviced -New starter -Regular oil changes No problems with headlights or column lock. This is not my first Corvette so I'm familiar with their usual suspects. I have a column lock bypass that I will include also in case you ever need it, it stays in the glovebox, just in case. I intentionally have not let GM do the recall since they just remove the steering lock altogether. I really hate to sell this car. It's absolutely amazing. It has become a garage queen and deserves better. Let me know if you have any questions. |
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Junkyard Gem: 2003 Chevrolet Tracker
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