Beautifully restored 1969 Corvette Coupe with Ramjet ZL1
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Drifting
Thread Starter
Beautifully restored 1969 Corvette Coupe with Ramjet ZL1
I have decided to keep the car. No longer for sale.
Thank you!
Jerry Gaddis
Off the top of my head.... and I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot, here are some of the things I've done to the car
Gm Performance Ramjet ZL1 all aluminum big block fuel injected crate motor. This engine is serial number 185 out of 200 motors produced.
Silver Sport Transmissions 5 speed conversion with Silver Sport hydraulic clutch system (install done at Silver Sports Facility in Tennessee)
Ecklers L88 hood
Custom built Rock Valley stainless steel fuel tank with internal electric fuel pump.
Corvette Instruments electronic tach conversion
All new wire harnesses from Lectic Limited
Refurbished tilt/tele steering column from Tracy Performance
DeWitts radiator with dual Spal fans
Vintage air AC system
Vintage air serpentine belt system
"Rack Attack" rack n pinion steering
Hydraboost brake system
New leather interior (corvette america)
All new interior (corvette america)
Refurbished seat belts (Ssnakeoil products)
Polished Torq-Thrust II wheels(18" rear 17" front)
Back spacing on rear wheels is 5.5"/back spacing on front wheels is 4"
Front tires are Nitto 555 P245/45/17
Rear tires are Nitto 555 P275/40/R18
offset rear swing arms/bearing assembly's (Van Steel)
Stock diff rebuilt with 3.55 gearing built by Van Steel
Slotted brake rotors/new calipers/pads
Fort Wayne Heavy duty 3" half shafts
Dual mount rear spring system
Smart strut system
New beautiful paint job
Factory side pipe covers / stainless steel side pipe mufflers with ceramic coated big block short tube headers
The car drives like a dream and turns heads everywhere
My car was an original 350/300 numbers matching car. I have carefully preserved the original engine, transmission and all other parts I removed from the car. I was lucky enough to have a lot of the original documentation that came with the car such as the original order form, dealer binder with owners manual, build sheet and assorted tags, etc. I even have the original owners finance papers. Their note was only $111 per month They traded in a '64 convertible on this '69 so they were true Corvette fanatics
The original matching numbers engine, transmission, and all take off parts go with the car.
First fire up of the new Ramjet ZL1 engine
Enjoy the pics of the finished product
Thank you!
Jerry Gaddis
Off the top of my head.... and I'm sure I'm forgetting a lot, here are some of the things I've done to the car
Gm Performance Ramjet ZL1 all aluminum big block fuel injected crate motor. This engine is serial number 185 out of 200 motors produced.
Silver Sport Transmissions 5 speed conversion with Silver Sport hydraulic clutch system (install done at Silver Sports Facility in Tennessee)
Ecklers L88 hood
Custom built Rock Valley stainless steel fuel tank with internal electric fuel pump.
Corvette Instruments electronic tach conversion
All new wire harnesses from Lectic Limited
Refurbished tilt/tele steering column from Tracy Performance
DeWitts radiator with dual Spal fans
Vintage air AC system
Vintage air serpentine belt system
"Rack Attack" rack n pinion steering
Hydraboost brake system
New leather interior (corvette america)
All new interior (corvette america)
Refurbished seat belts (Ssnakeoil products)
Polished Torq-Thrust II wheels(18" rear 17" front)
Back spacing on rear wheels is 5.5"/back spacing on front wheels is 4"
Front tires are Nitto 555 P245/45/17
Rear tires are Nitto 555 P275/40/R18
offset rear swing arms/bearing assembly's (Van Steel)
Stock diff rebuilt with 3.55 gearing built by Van Steel
Slotted brake rotors/new calipers/pads
Fort Wayne Heavy duty 3" half shafts
Dual mount rear spring system
Smart strut system
New beautiful paint job
Factory side pipe covers / stainless steel side pipe mufflers with ceramic coated big block short tube headers
The car drives like a dream and turns heads everywhere
My car was an original 350/300 numbers matching car. I have carefully preserved the original engine, transmission and all other parts I removed from the car. I was lucky enough to have a lot of the original documentation that came with the car such as the original order form, dealer binder with owners manual, build sheet and assorted tags, etc. I even have the original owners finance papers. Their note was only $111 per month They traded in a '64 convertible on this '69 so they were true Corvette fanatics
The original matching numbers engine, transmission, and all take off parts go with the car.
First fire up of the new Ramjet ZL1 engine
Enjoy the pics of the finished product
Last edited by 69 Vette; 05-10-2016 at 09:31 AM.
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Rwp315 (06-01-2016)
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Does the Lambo come with it?
What are the specs on the ZL1?
What are the specs on the ZL1?
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Drifting
Thread Starter
I actually traded my ZO6 for the Lambo and quickly realized that a Lambo is jut not the car for me.... I now want a new ZO6 hence the reason for listing my '69 for sale
Regarding the engine, this was a limited production engine from GM Performance Parts. Only 200 were produced, my engine is serial number 185.
It's an all aluminum 454 ci fuel injected big block.
Many other details on the motor are below.
Ram Jet ZL1 Technical Information
·HP: 510 @ 5750
·Torque: 493 Ft. Lbs. @ 4250 RPM
·Compression Ratio: 10.2:1
·Bore: 4.250”
·Stroke: 4.00”
·Block: Mark IV Aluminum ZL1
·Crankshaft: Forged 1053 Steel
·Connecting Rods: Forged 4340 Steel
·Pistons: Forged aluminum with pressed pin
·Piston Rings: Plasma-moly rings
·Camshaft: Mechanical roller
(.640” / .598” lift)
(236 / 232 duration @ .050”)
·Lifters: Mechanical Roller tappet
·Cylinder Heads: Aluminum Oval Port with a 110cc combustion chamber
·Intake Valves: 2.25” Stainless Steel
·Exhaust Valves: 1.88” Stainless Steel
·Rocker Arms: Aluminum Roller Rockers, 1.7:1 ratio
·Push Rods: High Performance (1-piece)
·Intake Manifold: Ram Jet Injection (complete with wiring harness and CPU)
·Windage Tray: All new design, Teflon coated
·Damper: GM 8”, counterweighted
·Distributor: Electronic CPU controlled
·Ignition Timing: Base 10-degree
·Spark Plugs: R43XLS
·Fuel: 92 Octane
Regarding the engine, this was a limited production engine from GM Performance Parts. Only 200 were produced, my engine is serial number 185.
It's an all aluminum 454 ci fuel injected big block.
Many other details on the motor are below.
Ram Jet ZL1 Technical Information
·HP: 510 @ 5750
·Torque: 493 Ft. Lbs. @ 4250 RPM
·Compression Ratio: 10.2:1
·Bore: 4.250”
·Stroke: 4.00”
·Block: Mark IV Aluminum ZL1
·Crankshaft: Forged 1053 Steel
·Connecting Rods: Forged 4340 Steel
·Pistons: Forged aluminum with pressed pin
·Piston Rings: Plasma-moly rings
·Camshaft: Mechanical roller
(.640” / .598” lift)
(236 / 232 duration @ .050”)
·Lifters: Mechanical Roller tappet
·Cylinder Heads: Aluminum Oval Port with a 110cc combustion chamber
·Intake Valves: 2.25” Stainless Steel
·Exhaust Valves: 1.88” Stainless Steel
·Rocker Arms: Aluminum Roller Rockers, 1.7:1 ratio
·Push Rods: High Performance (1-piece)
·Intake Manifold: Ram Jet Injection (complete with wiring harness and CPU)
·Windage Tray: All new design, Teflon coated
·Damper: GM 8”, counterweighted
·Distributor: Electronic CPU controlled
·Ignition Timing: Base 10-degree
·Spark Plugs: R43XLS
·Fuel: 92 Octane
Last edited by 69 Vette; 01-21-2016 at 10:37 AM.
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sbaba (01-21-2016)
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Melting Slicks
This is a dream car. Amazing!
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I actually traded my ZO6 for the Lambo and quickly realized that a Lambo is jut not the car for me.... I now want a new ZO6 hence the reason for listing my '69 for sale
Regarding the engine, this was a limited production engine from GM Performance Parts. Only 200 were produced, my engine is serial number 185.
It's an all aluminum 454 ci fuel injected big block.
Many other details on the motor are below.
Ram Jet ZL1 Technical Information
·HP: 510 @ 5750
·Torque: 493 Ft. Lbs. @ 4250 RPM
·Compression Ratio: 10.2:1
·Bore: 4.250”
·Stroke: 4.00”
·Block: Mark IV Aluminum ZL1
·Crankshaft: Forged 1053 Steel
·Connecting Rods: Forged 4340 Steel
·Pistons: Forged aluminum with pressed pin
·Piston Rings: Plasma-moly rings
·Camshaft: Mechanical roller
(.640” / .598” lift)
(236 / 232 duration @ .050”)
·Lifters: Mechanical Roller tappet
·Cylinder Heads: Aluminum Oval Port with a 110cc combustion chamber
·Intake Valves: 2.25” Stainless Steel
·Exhaust Valves: 1.88” Stainless Steel
·Rocker Arms: Aluminum Roller Rockers, 1.7:1 ratio
·Push Rods: High Performance (1-piece)
·Intake Manifold: Ram Jet Injection (complete with wiring harness and CPU)
·Windage Tray: All new design, Teflon coated
·Damper: GM 8”, counterweighted
·Distributor: Electronic CPU controlled
·Ignition Timing: Base 10-degree
·Spark Plugs: R43XLS
·Fuel: 92 Octane
Regarding the engine, this was a limited production engine from GM Performance Parts. Only 200 were produced, my engine is serial number 185.
It's an all aluminum 454 ci fuel injected big block.
Many other details on the motor are below.
Ram Jet ZL1 Technical Information
·HP: 510 @ 5750
·Torque: 493 Ft. Lbs. @ 4250 RPM
·Compression Ratio: 10.2:1
·Bore: 4.250”
·Stroke: 4.00”
·Block: Mark IV Aluminum ZL1
·Crankshaft: Forged 1053 Steel
·Connecting Rods: Forged 4340 Steel
·Pistons: Forged aluminum with pressed pin
·Piston Rings: Plasma-moly rings
·Camshaft: Mechanical roller
(.640” / .598” lift)
(236 / 232 duration @ .050”)
·Lifters: Mechanical Roller tappet
·Cylinder Heads: Aluminum Oval Port with a 110cc combustion chamber
·Intake Valves: 2.25” Stainless Steel
·Exhaust Valves: 1.88” Stainless Steel
·Rocker Arms: Aluminum Roller Rockers, 1.7:1 ratio
·Push Rods: High Performance (1-piece)
·Intake Manifold: Ram Jet Injection (complete with wiring harness and CPU)
·Windage Tray: All new design, Teflon coated
·Damper: GM 8”, counterweighted
·Distributor: Electronic CPU controlled
·Ignition Timing: Base 10-degree
·Spark Plugs: R43XLS
·Fuel: 92 Octane