Kurt H (hoffkm) SL-C build thread

The weather this coming week in Upstate SC is forecasted to be nice and sunny. We have been having a lot of winter rain lately. My daughter and I pulled the SL-C out of storage and I plan to drive her to work this week and then down to the DMV to get the VIN inspection paperwork filled out that I need for the title and plates. My girl is almost street legal!

I had a nice straight, open, piece of road in front of me at a stop light on the way from storage to the apartment so I let er rip. This car is scary fast off the line with only 475 HP!! There are a number of roundabouts in our neighborhood that allowed me some cornering testing and she sticks to the road well. I do need to 1) get a professional to tune my Holley EFI, she is running very rich and stalls occasionally and 2) get the front end aligned better by me or a professional. I was experiencing a little wandering on the road.

In the short trip that included a stop for gas the car gathered ALOT of attention. My daughter was following me in the truck and she had people nearly hit her coming from the other direction as they were passing by and taking pictures. I had one pickup with a trailer pacing me and scaring the daylights out of me as they kept swerving my way. I left them behind at the red light.

It is about 77-80 degrees out today and the AC was blowing nice and cold. You do need to let the car warm up a little and cool down inside before taking off.

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I will update everyone here how the registration process goes. I have already paid my property taxes for the year (SC does not like you to have too many toys, they make you pay), the car in insured, and I just need a title and plates.
 
Oh happy day!!:) My title came in the mail today. Next up is yet another trip to the DMV for a license plate, a professional tune by Hawk's Performance in Easley, SC and then look out Upstate SC!!

Title process is very easy in South Carolina:

1) attach a VIN number tag to the frame on your car, the VIN is on your MCO from RCR
2) take car to your local SC DMV with form SC-4038 filled out, the DMV will sign off on this verifying the VIN number on your car
3) send the following to the state office of the SC DMV in Blythewood, SC
a) the signed form SC-4038
b) form SC-400 filled out
c) the MCO original copy from RCR
d) the original copy of the receipt for your engine
e) a copy of your drivers license
f) pictures of your car from all four sides
g) a check for the title fee as per form SC-400
4) you will receive your title in the mail in about 3-4 weeks

That was all I had to do. Hope this helps out others (such as Ian and Alex)
 
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