MTI Devilray evolves over the winter

Car was aligned and corner weighted afterwards. Added the Stoptech complete BBK (w/ zinc slotted 14" rotors) with LGM spindle cooling ducts, Stoptech SS lines, MOTUL 600 RBF fluid and HAWK ceramic performance street pads. (Thanks to Anthony at LGM and Danny Popp at McCluskey!)
Changed the rear wheel to 19x13 with 345/30 Michelin rubber. (Thanks to John at CCW!)
Added some more under hood bling. (Thanks to Ecklers and Pipedreams!)
Hooked up the V1 with great lakes visor mount and invisicord.
Added GM racing rear spoiler. (Thanks Gene Culley!)
It has been a busy winter.
So much for the winter mods - I am ready for spring/summer. I am so far beyond a 12 step program it aint funny.Check out my Cardomain page and please rate the ride.
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2579740
Here are some new pics with the new mods. All on top of the MTI 427 Devilray package with a verified 507 rwhp and 519 rwtq NA at SAE conditions. I'll get some underside pics of the Pfadts, Stoptechs, and LGM spindles this weekend and post up. It came out really slick.
http://www.motorsporttech.com/print/...rochure01.html







Still have 100-150 dry shot kit to put on for a nuclear option with all the bells and whistles (rpm window switch, AFR wideband O2, fuel pressure cutoff, remote bottle opener, purge and blowdown kit). Will do a custom leather interior and DTE complete Stage 4 diff w/ 373 or 391 gears. Going to do the MCM carbon fiber hood as well. After that not sure what else there is to mod.
Oregon C6 is going to hate this post.

You need to get the custom leather interior from Gerardo @ dsvettes!




The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts

www.motorsporttech.com/press/mt_aug2005.html
There was also a nice writeup in GM High Tech Performance in 10/2005.
www.motorsporttech.com/press/gmhtp_oct2005.html
Thanks for the other kind words guys. I plan to put up some underside pics of the Stoptech BBK brakes, LGM spindle ducts, and Pfadt coilovers and adjustable sways this weekend. Really rides well - like bolted to the road and stops on a dime.
PS - I like the GM full length spoiler. It really finished out the back end without being over the top. It should have come on the car IMO.
Big thanks to the forum vendors who helped make this happen. I love the car.



















