FS: '07 AO 3LT M6 Z51, H/C/H 450WHP, GS Widebody, Z06 Gear + LOTS of Goodies
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'07 Z51 M6 3LT, H/C/H 450WHP, GS Widebody, Z06 Gear + LOTS of Goodies
2007 Corvette C6 ; 6-speed manual ; Z51 performance package ; 3LT trim package
Atomic Orange Tintcoat exterior ; 2-tone black / cashmere interior
HUD, Bose, Onstar
53,000 miles ; clean title, no accidents
I've been the owner since 2009, and have taken extremely good care of it. It has always been garaged. Oil changed with Mobil 1 at 3,000-mile to 4,000-mile intervals. I keep receipts for everything.
The car makes 450 WHP / 427 TQ at the wheels. It's about as fast as a stock Z06. List of mods below.
In addition to increasing the car's performance, I've fixed ALL of the issues that C6s are known for — including wheel hop, crappy clutch hydraulics, creaky targa top, and more. The entire clutch system is aftermarket, for example, with overbuilt components from Tick and Mcleod. The rear springs have been replaced with adjustable coilovers, so there's no wheel hop. This is a car you can drive fast without fear of breaking some flimsy GM part, because I've already been there, done that.
Asking price: $27,500 OBO
Located in Salt Lake City, Utah
PM me if interested
## Modifications & Upgrades:
Atomic Orange Tintcoat exterior ; 2-tone black / cashmere interior
HUD, Bose, Onstar
53,000 miles ; clean title, no accidents
I've been the owner since 2009, and have taken extremely good care of it. It has always been garaged. Oil changed with Mobil 1 at 3,000-mile to 4,000-mile intervals. I keep receipts for everything.
The car makes 450 WHP / 427 TQ at the wheels. It's about as fast as a stock Z06. List of mods below.
In addition to increasing the car's performance, I've fixed ALL of the issues that C6s are known for — including wheel hop, crappy clutch hydraulics, creaky targa top, and more. The entire clutch system is aftermarket, for example, with overbuilt components from Tick and Mcleod. The rear springs have been replaced with adjustable coilovers, so there's no wheel hop. This is a car you can drive fast without fear of breaking some flimsy GM part, because I've already been there, done that.
Asking price: $27,500 OBO
Located in Salt Lake City, Utah
PM me if interested
## Modifications & Upgrades:
- PRC As-Cast Cathedral Cylinder Heads (#199-AsCast)
- PRC As-Cast Cathedral Head Castings
- Finish out for PRC As-Cast Heads
- Manley Custom 2.065" Intake Valves
- PEP Powder Metal Guides .312x.502x2.281
- PRC .675" Dual Valve Springs
- Ferrea 1.60 Exhaust Valves
- Texas Speed Titanium Retainer for TSP/PAC .660, .700, & .750 LS Dual Valve Spring, Single
- PRC Viton Valve Seal for .660" & .700" Lift Spring Kits
- PEP Spring/Base: 1.250" - 1.250od x .655 x .569id x .060
- Texas Speed 228R Camshaft: 228/228, .588"/.588", 116 LSA, 112 ICL (#25-228R116)
- Texas Speed 7.450 Chromemoly Pushrod (#25-7450-1)
- GM LS7 Lifters
- Rollmaster HD Timing Chain by IWIS
- COMP Cams Belt Tensioner With Idler Pulley
- SLP Harmonic Balancer / Underdrive Pulley
- Melling High-Pressure Oil Pump
- SLP Blackwing air intake & filter
- ARH long-tube headers
- Corsa touring exhaust with single stainless tips
- 160-degree thermostat
- Dyno Tuned by Vette Doctors in Amityville, NY
- Mcleod RST twin-disc 800HP clutch
- McLeod Hydraulic throwout bearing / clutch slave cylinder (#14-303)
- Tick Adjustable Clutch Master Cylinder (#TAMCKYBC6)
- Lingenfelter clutch return spring kit
- MGW short-throw shifter
- Shift skip bypass
- Transmission rebuilt with TR6060 carbon synchros, bronze fork pads (done by TKO performance in West Babylon, NY)
- C6 Z06 spider wheels in competition gray
- Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires; 275/35/18 front, 345/30/19 back; only about 3,000 miles driven on the rubber
- C6 Z06 rear sway bar, powder-coated atomic orange
- C6 Z06 full big brake kit, front and rear, braided stainless lines, calipers powder-coated by Mike the Powder Coater (CF member) atomic orange with retained Corvette text
- McGard wheel locks
- QA1 Double-adjustable rear coilover spring conversion (eliminates wheel hop, allows perfect launches)
- Lowered on stock bolts in front
- Complete front + rear Grand Sport conversion using ALL ORIGINAL GM PARTS
- RPI competition gray Grand Sport fender emblems
- GM optional lip spoiler, painted competition gray
- ClearTastic clear paint protection kit (covers front fender vents, rear fender brake ducts, side skirts)
- 2008+ nicer keyfob
- 2013 targa top with rollerless latches (MUCH less popping and creaking than older design)
- DS Vettes D-Sport steering wheel; black alcantara + gloss black accents, cashmere stitching
- DS Vettes custom center console / radio bezel; black leather + gloss black accents, cashmere stitching
- DS Vettes shift ****; black alcantara + black leather, cashmere stitching
- Rydeen DV-638A Android-powered head unit (rooted)
- Beltronics STI-R Plus (same as Escort 9500ci) integrated radar & laser system with front and rear diffusers
- RPI fitted car cover
- Atomic orange engine covers
- Bluetooth OBDII reader (ELM327) + Dash-mounted Tablet for additional gauges, charts, etc.
Last edited by GS-Zero; 06-12-2019 at 08:37 PM. Reason: Lowered price
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CorvetteBrent (05-09-2019)
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That's what I thought, too. But in fact, there are two colors. There's Atomic Orange Tintcoat, which was released in 2007 as a $750 option. Then, in 2008, they changed it to Atomic Orange Metallic, a $300 non-tintcoat paint. Supposedly, the original color looks more premium, but I've never compared the two. I'm sure the differences are subtle. Here's an old thread about it.
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Thanks for the kind words!
That's what I thought, too. But in fact, there are two colors. There's Atomic Orange Tintcoat, which was released in 2007 as a $750 option. Then, in 2008, they changed it to Atomic Orange Metallic, a $300 non-tintcoat paint. Supposedly, the original color looks more premium, but I've never compared the two. I'm sure the differences are subtle. Here's an old thread about it.
That's what I thought, too. But in fact, there are two colors. There's Atomic Orange Tintcoat, which was released in 2007 as a $750 option. Then, in 2008, they changed it to Atomic Orange Metallic, a $300 non-tintcoat paint. Supposedly, the original color looks more premium, but I've never compared the two. I'm sure the differences are subtle. Here's an old thread about it.
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vettett15 (05-25-2019)
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Had the chance to take it for a long drive last weekend. I went through Emigration Canyon and East Canyon — mountain roads with lots of bends and corners. Man, it was a blast. Roads like that make a Corvette come alive, and in the case of mine, it really made me appreciate all the mods I've done. The car is just so dialed in. And driving with the top off, hearing the exhaust roar for miles... it gives you the shivers. By the time I was done, I was having second thoughts about selling it. But it's the smart choice for me at this time.
For those of you still deciding, trust me. If you want a car that will make you smile, this is it.
For those of you still deciding, trust me. If you want a car that will make you smile, this is it.