Julie Small 1995 Vortex SuperCharged Z28
435 HP
MODIFICATIONS:
In August of 1995, she took delivery of her Z-28
With 33 miles on the clock, her car was in Toms driveway having
A homemade coldair system
( Yes Julie's Tom Byrnes girlfriend ) 2 blazing Z's in one family... NOT FAIR !
Hotchkis trailing arms
160 thermostat installed
A few days later, her Z visited the bodyshop to have the RK Sports ground effects and wing added on
That weekend I bolted on my ZR-1 wheels when we took it to a carshow, now she owns them too
During the winter of '96, Julie and her Dad, pulled out her motor, had it bored .030 over
and stuffed it with 8.5:1 JE pistons
A Competition Cam was chosen to control the valve train action
while a set of Strange 3.73s are spinning in the rear
Other mods include an MSD BTM
Hotchkis strut tower brace
Jaccobs 8.5 mm wires
Hurst shifter
MSD 6AL
52mm throttle body
Arizona Speed and Marine 1 3/4" headers
Borla adjustable catback exhaust.
Julie has an exhaust temperature gauge that measures the exhaust temp in _each_ cylinder instead of just one.
This is a really nice piece that is normally used in aircraft and costs $1000.
Julie is also kept informed of what is going on with her car by looking at the boost, oil pressure and fuel
pressure gauges. She keeps track of the RPMs with a Monster tach.
Her car has been seen in the reader's rides section of January '96 issue of All Chevy,
the February '96 issue of Chevy High Performance, an article
called "Dragnet" in the September '96 issue of High Tech Performance
and the Reader's section of the March issue Turbo and High Tech Performance.
Both Tom and Julies cars are now in the September '98 issue of Chevy High Performance
in a story called Friendly Competition. It features Julie's '95 and and Toms ''93.
Best ET:
12.30 @ 118.28 MPH
Best 60" 1.91
Dynoed @
435 HP
at the rear wheels. (
Geeze that hurts !
)
Julie Small