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12-19-2008
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Chicagoland, IL
Posts: 9,686
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Lgaff's new motor for lightweight ZR-1
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12-19-2008
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Westminster, Maryland
Posts: 3,684
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Re: Lgaff's new motor for lightweight ZR-1
That is amazing!
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12-19-2008
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Crystal Lake, IL
Posts: 7,180
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Re: Lgaff's new motor for lightweight ZR-1
Hanselman is working on a TT for it
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12-20-2008
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: McHenry, Il.
Posts: 6,584
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Re: Lgaff's new motor for lightweight ZR-1
LG sure will be rippin up the tarmac with that bad boy engine!
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12-20-2008
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Leesburg, VA
Posts: 2,704
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Re: Lgaff's new motor for lightweight ZR-1
Does anyone make a 1/6th scale dyno he could toss that thing on?
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12-20-2008
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Thunderbolt, Ga.
Posts: 253
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Re: Lgaff's new motor for lightweight ZR-1
Absolutely F'ing amazing. I saw running miniature Porsche 911 flat 6 model and a Ferrari 12 in Germany a few years ago and have been amazed by those lil things ever since. I would murder someone to have the time and patience for such a hobby. Devoting 20-30 years to build a single model engine just isnt for me. The craftsmanship and detail are astonishing though. How many mini drill bits and taps that guy must have broken during construction? I cant imagine.
Does he degree in the cam? I was looking at the rest of that site and saw stamped miniature SBC front timing covers for sale as keychains. I sent the guy an email asking if he'd make a miniature LT5 plenum for a ZR1 keychain. |
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