Track section
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From: salem OR
Track section
Just a suggestion. Start a track section so the over heating posts won't make the 90 percent of us that don't track the car nor over heat deal with the threads about heating issue's.
But we still could read them if we wanted!
But we still could read them if we wanted!
Le Mans Master
Joined: Jan 2002
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From: Venice, CA
Wow suppressing info and facts now. What a great idea.
Everything should stay exactly where it is. Info about the high end track variant of the Corvette should not be hidden by mega merges or moved to "Other Cars' whenever there is a problem. People need to know what really happens to the Zo6 when driven as they where advertised to, not just when driven to a cars and coffee, or cruising down Main Street to get groceries.
How about a waxer section instead. Where everyone can pat themselves on the back and ignore all that annoying real world data from track days and focus on Zaino and lawn chairs for the next car show.
Everything should stay exactly where it is. Info about the high end track variant of the Corvette should not be hidden by mega merges or moved to "Other Cars' whenever there is a problem. People need to know what really happens to the Zo6 when driven as they where advertised to, not just when driven to a cars and coffee, or cruising down Main Street to get groceries.
How about a waxer section instead. Where everyone can pat themselves on the back and ignore all that annoying real world data from track days and focus on Zaino and lawn chairs for the next car show.
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2015
Posts: 2,347
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From: Washington
Wow suppressing info and facts now. What a great idea.
Everything should stay exactly where it is. Info about the high end track variant of the Corvette should not be hidden by mega merges or moved to "Other Cars' whenever there is a problem. People need to know what really happens to these when not driven to a cars and coffee but driven as they where advertised to.
How about a waxer section instead. Where everyone can pat themselves on the back and ignore all that annoying real world data from track days and focus on Zaino and lawn chairs for the next car show.
Everything should stay exactly where it is. Info about the high end track variant of the Corvette should not be hidden by mega merges or moved to "Other Cars' whenever there is a problem. People need to know what really happens to these when not driven to a cars and coffee but driven as they where advertised to.
How about a waxer section instead. Where everyone can pat themselves on the back and ignore all that annoying real world data from track days and focus on Zaino and lawn chairs for the next car show.
Pro
Joined: Nov 2014
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What? Just point out whoever is MAKING you read overheating posts. Maybe we could start a non track forum for you guys who buy a track car and only wax it while bragging about how much horse power it has. The Z, IS, and WAS (supposedly) built as a high performance, trackable car. Who marries a talented **** star, and only reads books with her?
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From: salem OR
Wow suppressing info and facts now. What a great idea.
Everything should stay exactly where it is. Info about the high end track variant of the Corvette should not be hidden by mega merges or moved to "Other Cars' whenever there is a problem. People need to know what really happens to the Zo6 when driven as they where advertised to, not just when driven to a cars and coffee, or cruising down Main Street to get groceries.
How about a waxer section instead. Where everyone can pat themselves on the back and ignore all that annoying real world data from track days and focus on Zaino and lawn chairs for the next car show.
Everything should stay exactly where it is. Info about the high end track variant of the Corvette should not be hidden by mega merges or moved to "Other Cars' whenever there is a problem. People need to know what really happens to the Zo6 when driven as they where advertised to, not just when driven to a cars and coffee, or cruising down Main Street to get groceries.
How about a waxer section instead. Where everyone can pat themselves on the back and ignore all that annoying real world data from track days and focus on Zaino and lawn chairs for the next car show.
What? Just point out whoever is MAKING you read overheating posts. Maybe we could start a non track forum for you guys who buy a track car and only wax it while bragging about how much horse power it has. The Z, IS, and WAS (supposedly) built as a high performance, trackable car. Who marries a talented **** star, and only reads books with her?I don't see any stock car faster!
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Already have one that is very active and informative. Click Here to get to it. Don't need one specifically for C7Z06s since their problems are really no different than other years.
Bill
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