Three Generations of Sting Rays (Stingrays)

[Michael J.]

At our cars and coffee gathering today, I took my '67 so we could have three generations of these cars.

[Richard M.]

Re: Three Generations of Sting Rays (Stingrays)

Nice!!! Maybe the first time the 3 generations have met?

How did the old dogs do with the new puppy? Did they get along?

[Michael J.]

Re: Three Generations of Sting Rays (Stingrays)

They got along well, but the main difference most car folks mentioned was the exhaust note of my '67 and the '72, both had side pipes. The new one was quiet as a mouse in a flour barrel, so they were all brothers, but the older guys spoke a lot louder!

[Don H.]

Re: Three Generations of Sting Rays (Stingrays)

Congratulations on having weather that you can drive the car!

[Richard M.]

Re: Three Generations of Sting Rays (Stingrays)

They got along well, but the main difference most car folks mentioned was the exhaust note of my '67 and the '72, both had side pipes. The new one was quiet as a mouse in a flour barrel, so they were all brothers, but the older guys spoke a lot louder!

The C7 needs the NPP option and "Mild-to-Wild" remote override to louden things up a bit.

http://mild2wildexhaust.com/

[Michael J.]

Re: Three Generations of Sting Rays (Stingrays)

Congratulations on having weather that you can drive the car!

Thanks, it was in the low teens but sunny and no wind. I have never seen that L71 run so cool, never got off thermostat temp of 165 the whole 50 miles.

[Michael J.]

Re: Three Generations of Sting Rays (Stingrays)

The C7 needs the NPP option and "Mild-to-Wild" remote override to louden things up a bit.

http://mild2wildexhaust.com/

I think so, when I put that on my 2012 ZR1 it did sound much better.