Ed, welcome to the Stovebolt. I know with your experience you'll be an asset to this site....and the those years of Corvette's are my favorite.

Leo is right about asking questions in the driveline. Its the one thing I admonish folks to do...post the questions in the most appropriate forum for the best answers and help. Think about it for a few days, or weeks, to decide what you want to do. To change the gearing and get highway speeds many change the entire rearend which usually means a different tranny or even engine. Once you decide the folks where will help you get there.

Good luck and see you around the garage.

As a side note your post will be "moderated" for the first 4 or 5 post. This is to help weed out the spammers and such, but after that you will be able to send private messages (PM"S) and enjoy all the Bolt has to offer. A little time checking out the tech tips, the gallery and learning to do a search will be helpful tools as well.
There are other bolters in N.J. so watch for them. You may have one next door. A fellow bolter from N.J. just helped me with something I needed.


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