Tim Lynch's new 10.5 ZR1
The way a "ZR1" should have been built. Damn. S_I_C_K car 
09-21-2010, 08:23 PM
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Dont get me wrong they do have good money, but it helps when you build alot of your own ****. Tim is an engine builder at proline and steve does all the tuning and they both had huge parts in getting this car together. There is a ton of cash saved when you can do most of the wrk yourself.
09-21-2010, 10:40 PM
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Dont get me wrong they do have good money, but it helps when you build alot of your own ****. Tim is an engine builder at proline and steve does all the tuning and they both had huge parts in getting this car together. There is a ton of cash saved when you can do most of the wrk yourself.
Very true Josh, when they wrecked the Mustang, Steve told me in Huntsville that they were scraping pennies to finish the vette. They are not millionaires as many would think. They just have their priorities and mindset on racing.
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Not to mention a whole lot of know-how obviously on how to put together a combo to make power and go straight, when you aren't having to pay for not just the labor, but the R&D costs associated with going that fast, you save a TON of money.
