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02-14-2005, 10:27 AM
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stielows 67 red witch specs anyone
Hey guys want to know everything I can on the red witch, i want to style my 68 after it, got some pics but would love some more, also charlie if you got time, could you tell me the specs, suspension/ front and rear, tire size etc, thanks so much
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02-14-2005, 11:02 AM
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02-14-2005, 11:39 AM
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thanks good reading for sure, he had to de-arch the landrums a few times to get his height right in back didn't he?? this is a kickass car and would like to hear about the way it rides etc, charley??
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02-14-2005, 12:25 PM
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I think Charley has said that's his favorite car to drive. That or The Thrasher....can't remember. After reading that tech article on it, all I've got to say is.....thank God for bolt-on parts because there is no way in hell I would have figured any of that out.
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02-14-2005, 01:05 PM
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it is a kickass car, would love to hear more about it, also i heard that it is getting some updating????????????
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02-15-2005, 12:13 AM
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It rides great. The ZF 6 spd shifts better than any T56 I have had. Car is 10 years old and getting a facelift. Time seems to be flying. Will get new paint, rebuild the engine with different crank, different intake and throttle body. Same wheels and look. I love that car.
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I am glad you said that Charley. It makes me feel better about buying the ZF 6 speed for my 68 Camaro. BTW, what clutch is in the car now or if changing, what will be going back in. I still have not made up my mind about a clutch yet. The Red Witch is my favorite too!
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02-15-2005, 01:13 AM
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does the ZF have a different bolt pattern than a standard chevy pattern, did it need some type of adapter plate or did it just bolt right up like a t56?
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clill
thanks for the reply, what did mark do to fit the zr-1 wheels on there?? did you widen rear end and front track width?? or did he use the vette brakes spacers??
also hot rod said the rears are 17x13, but i kinda doubt that running a 315, are they 17x11, and 17x9.5??? thanks alot
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