1971 LT-1 Resurrection thread
But don't you worry, I have plenty of plans for my C3, and parts waiting: Tach drive distributor, antennae, CAS bluetooth kit, console side panels, and a new accelerator cable. I put the cable in last night so I could drive my car, but realized I'm supposed to have a retainer and the new cable didn't come with one! So now I have to wait for that to come in! These little tidbits will be icing on the cake going in to our Louisiana fall for prime cruising season and car shows. But I do have big plans and parts i've gotten killer deals on and stashed for my Jan/Feb project when it's freezing here:- VBP fiberglass rear spring to put on and match my front VBP suspension
- 64cc 190cc/72cc aluminum heads
- Lunati Voodoo cam : 233/241; Gross Valve Lift (Int/Exh): .504/.525; LSA/ICL: 110/106
- Correct flip up headlights (found matching blue ones a while back!)

Here's a glimpse at my 40x40 pole barn i'm renovating for a new Corvette Haven: (extending 16', slab, lift, fixing all rotten wood, redoing roof)
Last edited by Arg0413; Oct 6, 2022 at 10:15 PM.
I did put my new accelerator cable in my C3 tonight, and tinkered with her. Putting new HEI in next, will update soon.
I did put my new accelerator cable in my C3 tonight, and tinkered with her. Putting new HEI in next, will update soon.
Loved each one.
I’ve been thinking about building a 75 or older one for my next project.










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Torque monsters.
With an all stock 304, you could pop the clutch and pull the front wheels off the ground.
Only about an inch, but it still counted.










Back in the day radios with the old antenna set ups would cut in and out when driving under power lines, under an overpass or even in wooded areas with dense trees or anything else that would interfere with the radio reception.
Another thing could be that you will need to install a capacitor or resistor like on the oem radio wiring to get rid of the interference caused by the alternator.
Back in the day radios with the old antenna set ups would cut in and out when driving under power lines, under an overpass or even in wooded areas with dense trees or anything else that would interfere with the radio reception.
Another thing could be that you will need to install a capacitor or resistor like on the oem radio wiring to get rid of the interference caused by the alternator.
I’m no electronics expert and I really can’t even guess what you should use.
I would start a new thread and see what the experts say.
All I know is there should be either a resistor or capacitor on the 12v power wiring to the radio.
I’m sorry I can’t be more help.
keep us posted!
I decided to finally get that tach drive distributor in, so my stock tach will finally work. This was a pretty easy job to get the new one in and wired up in 10 min. I went to start her up, and noticed a leak from a bowl bolt.. So I'll just pull the carb off real quick and put in a heli coil..
So put that Heli-Coil in, and giving it time for the loctite to set
Ain't nothing better than working on you C3 on a nice Tuesday night with your friends Hank Jr, and Jack Daniels!
I had been having a throttle tip in issue in some throttle situations that I could never get right, and convinced myself that I needed to enlarge my PVCR.....Well removed the Power valve on the front one, see something missing???? I had NO working PV this whole time!!!! I had to switch this one with the rear, and that one did have PVCR holes! Wow, what a brain fart when assembling this carb!!!
Put the car back together, set the timing , tuned the carb, and now she's ready to cruise

Here's a peak at what I've been doing with the barn:
*Dug up and move/re did plumbing
*Re wired building with new LED lights, switches, and power outlets
*Had a slab poured in the barn this week too
*ripping off old T1-11 siding and replacing with metal siding
*Replacing any damaged wood







