Nice Caddy! And I really like your avatar! Kind of a Cadillac take on Corvette's Jake. 
Good luck with your Corvette purchase and enjoy the Forums. 
Hello from West Texas
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Hello from West Texas
Name is Cole and I hale from Abilene, TX.
My ride is a 2007 Cadillac CTS-V (LS2). Black on Black, a blast to drive, and a flithy **** of a car...
I joined here because I am thinking about getting into a C6 Z06 (or maybe a LS3 C6 M6, if a great one comes along).
Important Mods are:
Kooks 1 7/8" Headers with High Flow Catted mid pipes
Magnaflow cat back
Gforce 1320 rear axle
Katech Short Shifter
Monster Level 2 Clutch with 28 lbs Flywheel
160 Degree T-Stat
Competition Wires (Magnacore) and Plugs (D3 R&D) with CoolSox
K&N Air Charger
Lowered on H&Rs with MightyMouse Spacers
UUC Motor Mounts, Diff and Shifter bushings
Full Dyno Tune by Matt at SNL
This was before the new Clutch. Going from the 76.2 Pound stock assembly, to a 45 pound has be known to add around 8hp/tq to the wheels.
Exhaust Note
^Link to my YouTube video of how the car sounds.
On a side note, my V is kinda for sale...
My ride is a 2007 Cadillac CTS-V (LS2). Black on Black, a blast to drive, and a flithy **** of a car...
I joined here because I am thinking about getting into a C6 Z06 (or maybe a LS3 C6 M6, if a great one comes along).
Important Mods are:
Kooks 1 7/8" Headers with High Flow Catted mid pipes
Magnaflow cat back
Gforce 1320 rear axle
Katech Short Shifter
Monster Level 2 Clutch with 28 lbs Flywheel
160 Degree T-Stat
Competition Wires (Magnacore) and Plugs (D3 R&D) with CoolSox
K&N Air Charger
Lowered on H&Rs with MightyMouse Spacers
UUC Motor Mounts, Diff and Shifter bushings
Full Dyno Tune by Matt at SNL
This was before the new Clutch. Going from the 76.2 Pound stock assembly, to a 45 pound has be known to add around 8hp/tq to the wheels.
Exhaust Note
^Link to my YouTube video of how the car sounds.
On a side note, my V is kinda for sale...
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Hell, buy my V...
Thanks for the welcomes
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Thanks all...looking forward to learn about the Z.
As soon as I get it, and save some money...i know right where she be going...
As soon as I get it, and save some money...i know right where she be going...
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welcome to the pond
Nice vehicle but I bet you would prefer a corvette .... note the case of the word as in 68-82 but there is nothing wrong with a C6 either. Abilene being the origin of Jim Hall (of Chaparral and Midland fame) probably means that the air is good for enthusiasts (and B1s). Give us a yell if you are in the Spring/Houston area.
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