by John CoyleCorvette Forum Just like you don’t want to mix old gas and new gas together, you don’t want to get rid of tires before you”re completely sure the rubber is spent. And that’s all this responsible Z06 owner in the Czech Republic is doing here. There’s nothing dangerous or reckless about spinning donuts […] More »
By: John Coyle | August 16, 2011
By John CoyleCorvette Forum Late last month, Chris Higgins from Borla posted about the company’s three new C6 exhaust packages over in the Forum, and now we’ve got video of what they sound like in action. For the video above, each of the new systems was installed on an identical Corvette, which Borla then handed […] More »
By: John Coyle | August 9, 2011
CF Member Racer Hits the Road in His ZR1by John Coyle There’s nothing like the feeling of the open road. I’ve driven across the country twice?East to West in ’96, North to South in ’08?and both trips have been life-changing experiences. But too often, life turns driving into a chore. So it’s important to get […] More »
By: John Coyle | August 1, 2011
Some Might Call This Project Sacrilegious, I Call it Awesome by John Coyle California is wonderful. There’s sun, sand, surf, In-N-Out Burger, and a host of other things which make the Golden State worthy of its name. But its stringent emissions regulations make life difficult for car enthusiasts, and after trying to get his supercharged […] More »
By: John Coyle | July 29, 2011
by John CoyleCorvette Forum The Corvette’s fiberglass skin, potent powerplants, and race-proven chassis have long made it a favorite for coachbuilders. Crafting a supercar is a tiny bit easier when you can just play Picasso?and sidestep the whole minefield of designing mechanical bits. So the question is, does this respect for the underpinnings betray a […] More »
By: John Coyle | July 28, 2011
