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There have been a lot of updates in the 6 weeks since our last blog post about #ProjectNewBalance, our 2006 Corvette. We are finally at the point – in lap times and money spent – where we can prove that … Continue reading →

We bought this 2006 C6 Corvette base model 6-speed coupe during the Pandemic – all of the C6 Grand Sports and Z06 Corvette’s used car prices had spiked! This “narrow body” 6-speed car cost half what the cheapest “wide body” … Continue reading →

We have been working with the 86 chassis since early 2012, and our Forum 86 Development Thread has been up and added to for over a decade. In that thread we have chronicled the work on many different 1st generation … Continue reading →

As busy as we are with customer work, we have managed to spend a few weeks here and there working on our LS swapped 2015 Mustang GT. The past seven months of work on is shown in this latest Forum … Continue reading →

It has been almost eleven months since we updated the Forum Build Thread for our 2006 narrow body C6 Corvette shown here, #ProjectNewBalance. Our latest forum update covers a few months of work we tackled in mid-2021. We picked up … Continue reading →

Vorshlag was very busy working on customer cars in 2021! With the addition of a full time tech/fabricator plus a separate production welder in Fall 2021, this has gave us more manpower in the build shop. Our build productivity jumped … Continue reading →

This long overdue Forum Build Thread update covers work completed on this wild 686 whp LS7 swapped E46 M3 from early 2018 through June 2019. In that period we completed a lot of custom fabrication, including the elaborate radiator ducting … Continue reading →

Our shop employee built E46 endurance race car has had a big chunk of work completed in the last few months. We have finished the cage, added window nets, wrapped up the EPAS steering column, painted the interior, and the … Continue reading →

The last four weeks with the narrow body 2006 Corvette C6 have been busy, and this Forum Build Thread update covers every bit of that work. Some maintenance has been done, some seat testing, then the first on track test … Continue reading →