New shoes for the Vette!

[LaserSVT]

It was making 434rwhp with a Lingenfelter LS6 in it. It should be between 1100-1200 with the new 6 bolt iron block 402 and YSi blower on corn and meth injection.

[Torinoman]

What were the baselines? What else do you have planned?

[LaserSVT]

She is under the knife right now getting some hard core goodies.

[smrr1]

Man we almost got to meet each other. A buddy and i were talking about heading out there last night. In the end i stayed home. I am about 40 minutes south of little river.

[LaserSVT]

Got to have some fun with some good friends at Little River tonight and get a baseline on the car before she goes under the knife. All in all I am happy with it. I also got to show off what my lovely lady got me for my birthday that I installed today. Also while the doors were apart we moved the tweeters to a much better location and they look kinda trick in my opinion. Hid them in the door handles housing.

[lowfast]

Rounding into a very nice looking vette. The more time that goes by the more I appreciate the look of these model years. The new ones, while awesome machines, just look too much like a wedge/door stop, too many angles and it does not seem to be aging very well.

[HarrisonTX]

sure dont hate it

[LaserSVT]

Sitting on her new 17" rears and drag radials. Getting it prepped for Novembers Half Mile run. Got a few engine enhancements and drive-train goodies on the way.

[Jose]

No, they just need a fairly warm ambient temp. Since he did them in a cooled 75* shop he had to use some heat. The ceramic coating tech has changed a lot. Its not like ceramic coating headers, think of it more as a super hard core long lasting wax.

That makes more sense and thanks for the explanation. Thought about it and figured that there had to be different ways to apply it depending on what the item was. I've only had different engine components done before and I'm sure they needed to be applied differently than say wheels that don't have anywhere near the operating temperatures of say headers.

[LaserSVT]

No, they just need a fairly warm ambient temp. Since he did them in a cooled 75* shop he had to use some heat. The ceramic coating tech has changed a lot. Its not like ceramic coating headers, think of it more as a super hard core long lasting wax.

[Jose]

Where on earth did you get them ceramic coated that quick?

That's what I'm saying. And with a heat gun?? Don't they have to be cured in an oven?

[JV106]

Yeah, they arrived on Monday and by Monday night were coated. Takes about an hour per wheels cause of the heat gun. Hes usually pretty quick though.

Where on earth did you get them ceramic coated that quick?

[4EyedTurd]

Looks good

[LaserSVT]

Yeah, they arrived on Monday and by Monday night were coated. Takes about an hour per wheels cause of the heat gun. Hes usually pretty quick though.

[Jose]

Damn you got them coated that quick??