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Old 12-08-2013   #4
8cam
 
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Atlanta
Posts: 451
Default Re: Daily driving a ZR-1

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Originally Posted by We Gone View Post
Mark, Cool story, Sounds like you found the right car. If you have not done so unplug the skip-shift and tape up the plugs or just get a chip to eliminate it. . here is a fix for the steering column.

http://zr1specialist.com/HAT%20Web/p...lumn%20pin.htm

Steve
Yep I found that, and I'll be ordering that little number soon. I also need to get under the car and unplug that solenoid, just have not had a chance to get in the garage in the last couple weeks. I definitely found the right car, just having fun with it doing the little things it needs and driving it every day.

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Originally Posted by Dynomite View Post
You did NOT mention the great gas mileage......even if modified

Do not know if you have new rubber but those original hard rubber tires make the bumps more noticeable
Seriously? I think my average mpg reading right now is 10.8! I'll be going on a road trip Tuesday so I'll get a better number then, expecting something north of 20mpg over the trip. But in my normal every day driving, mixing neighborhood, back roads, highways and in the city (25 miles from the 'burbs to downtown), I'm seeing 16-17mpg on average. And I leave it in FULL POWER all the time, so I guess it's not bad.

The tires are brand new, stick very well, and have extremely stiff sidewalls. I avoid speed bumps whenever possible!
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'90 ZR-1 #1322 Daily Driver, 64k and counting
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