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Arctic91 · 01-03-2013

I usually do the light to med stuff myself, but I haven't been around much since moving here in June and really don't want to try to tackle things without a lift and a second set of hands (preferably someone who has done it before). Even simple flush and fills need a second set of hands or feet in most cases, and I'm sure that there are a few tricks that will make things easier.

The right answer for me is probably to wait until I get to DC and join up with the gang out there. I noticed that they do seem to get together fairly regularly for group maintenance - which is perfect for someone like me who wants to learn and help. Thanks again for all the info and advice!

Cheers,
Scott

zrss · 01-04-2013

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Originally Posted by Hammer

Here's another possible one.
Art owned a 94 or 95 ZR-1 and has worked on ZR-1's before. Don't know if he still does of would, but certainly worth a call.

http://www.wongsperformance.com/index.html

Wong's Performance is owned by Tom Wong, not Art Wong. Art did the 94 and 95 color combination charts. Tom is an excellent mechanic who specializes in Corvettes. Jeff Flint worked with Tom, or was partners with him, some years ago.

Arctic91 · 01-04-2013

Great... thanks for all the info and help. I've got duty this weekend, so I'm hoping to have a couple of hours to really think about what I want to have done now, and what I can wait to have done later. Hoping to get a chance to meet a few people before I move, but our deployment schedule may not give me a good chance to do that.

Cheers,
Scott

01-03-2013	#1
Arctic91 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sykesville, MD Posts: 371	Re: Pacific Northwest ZR-1 I usually do the light to med stuff myself, but I haven't been around much since moving here in June and really don't want to try to tackle things without a lift and a second set of hands (preferably someone who has done it before). Even simple flush and fills need a second set of hands or feet in most cases, and I'm sure that there are a few tricks that will make things easier. The right answer for me is probably to wait until I get to DC and join up with the gang out there. I noticed that they do seem to get together fairly regularly for group maintenance - which is perfect for someone like me who wants to learn and help. Thanks again for all the info and advice! Cheers, Scott

01-04-2013	#3
Arctic91 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sykesville, MD Posts: 371	Re: Pacific Northwest ZR-1 Great... thanks for all the info and help. I've got duty this weekend, so I'm hoping to have a couple of hours to really think about what I want to have done now, and what I can wait to have done later. Hoping to get a chance to meet a few people before I move, but our deployment schedule may not give me a good chance to do that. Cheers, Scott