Foosh
ZORA Patron & Sr. Contributor
Joined: 10-31-2018
Location: Annapolis, MD
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Yes, it means released for shipment, meaning QC has been completed. -
Was that car running when the fire started? It's only a fire starting with a car sitting cold and unattended in a garage that I worry about....Leave a comment:
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The difference is that the same tax formula generally applies to all imported vehicles. However, the price differential is probably not all government...Last edited by Foosh; Today, 05:35 PM.Leave a comment:
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The US GDP is still growing at a healthy 2.9% rate (4th quarter '22 results), inflation is coming down significantly, unemployment is at a 50-year low,...Leave a comment:
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I totally understand keeping both. As an owner of a manual transmission Porsche, and my wife owning the C8, I really enjoy having both. They provide...Leave a comment:
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I'm happy to see it because it is an example of supply and demand balance re-established. That's healthy for the entire economy and hopefully will soon...Leave a comment:
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As I said, it is "a sign," not definitive proof, and yes just one data point, but I'm happy to see it. However, there is plenty of definitive...Last edited by Foosh; Today, 03:17 PM.Leave a comment:
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I think there will always be isolated examples of a particular person at a particular time offering much more than MSRP because they have plenty of disposable...Leave a comment:
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I just don't understand this level of paranoia unless one is planning to engage in behavior that would cause the authorities to look for you. If you are,...Last edited by Foosh; Today, 02:28 PM.Leave a comment:
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Thanks for posting that service guidance. I suspect some MSRC shocks have been unnecessarily replaced.Leave a comment:
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John,
At the time of SR reveal, no one had any idea how crazy the car market was going to get due to the supply chain meltdown. There's no...Last edited by Foosh; Today, 01:18 PM.Leave a comment:
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I am very happy to see this as a sign that things are returning to normal.Leave a comment:
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Yes, but I would worry far less about losing one car than losing our house, other vehicles, and possibly our lives in a night-time fire.
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I believe MSRC shocks are now under $400 each, or close to the cost of a C8 tire. It's only an $1895 option, so that should tell you something.
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Interesting article.
I could be wrong, but isn't it the case that virtually all ICE vehicle fires occur when the engine is running? My concern...Leave a comment:
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The chart I found only goes back to 2014. Going further back, C6R was more dominant in the predecessor series (ALMS) as it was dying because of lack of...Last edited by Foosh; Yesterday, 04:22 PM.Leave a comment:
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I have no idea what that means. Below demonstrates a very diverse list of manufacturer winners, and if anyone has been dominant over the last decade...
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I've seen no evidence that MSRC shocks are more prone to leaking than standard shocks, and that's rare too. The problem used to be if they did leak,...Leave a comment:
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There is no reason to believe MSRC shocks wear any differently from traditional shocks. They share essentially the same construction, except the fluid...Leave a comment:
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In fact, switching to the E-Ray's AS4 tires for street use on the Z06 was recommended by Michelin this past weekend in a presentation to the Corvette...Leave a comment:
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