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Detroit Speed, Inc's

1972 Chevrolet Corvette

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  • Color: BFGoodrich
  • Horsepower: 590
  • Drivetrain: RWD
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  • Vehicle Overview

    Owner: Kyle Tucker Vehicle: 1972 Corvette Type: GM LS2 Drivetrain Transmission: Hightower four-speed manual, American Powertrain bellhousing, Centerforce clutch, Dynotech driveshaft Rear Axle: Stock housing, Driveshaft Shop halfshafts, 4.11:1 gears, limited-slip differential Chassis Steering: Detroit Speed power rack-and-pinion Front Suspension: Detroit Speed control arms, drop spindles, and sway bars; Detroit Speed/JRi double-adjustable coilovers Rear Suspension: Detroit Speed aluminum cradle, control links, drop spindles, and sway bar; Detroit Speed/JRi coilovers Brakes: Brembo 14-inch rotors and six-piston calipers, front; Brembo 13-inch rotors and four-piston calipers, rear Wheels & Tires Wheels: Forgeline GA3R 18x11.5 front, 18x12.5 rear Tires: BFGoodrich Rival S 315/30 front, 335/30 rear Interior Upholstery: Custom vinyl Carpet: Black Seats: Kirkey Vintage aluminum Steering: Detroit Speed power rack-and-pinion, Detroit Speed/Driven Racing steering wheel Shifter: Hightower Instumentation: Classic Instruments Autocross Series Exterior Paint: Custom wrap (The Decal Source) Hood: Eckler’s LT-1 cowl-induction Grille: Stock Bumpers: Fiberglass front and rear Build Crew: Chris Stein-Martin (suspension engineer), Ryan Mathews (competition manager/engineer), Matt Butts (R&D/fabrication), Andy Stapp (R&D/fabrication), Michael Neighbors (paint/body), Austin Moore (paint/body), Eric Evans (driveability tuning), Chad Tomlinson (assembly), Matt Haye (machinist), Robin Lawrence (Holley EFI tuning)

    Completed Modifications

    Engine Management (ECU) (1)
    • Dominator EFI ECU
      The new standard in EFI with virtually unlimited capabilities! Integrated electronic transmission control, drive by wire throttle control, dual wideband oxygen sensor capability, extensive amount of inputs and outputs for various combinations, and much more.
    Engine Parts (3)
    Exhaust (2)

    Future Plans

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    • Shay

      08/28/2019
      Such a cool car! That engine bay is well set up.