Jeremiah Stotler didn't buy his GT to be a garage queen, weekend cruiser, or show car. He's been driving the wheels off of this thing since he got it! So far, his only modifications to the car include the Ridetech coilover package and new wheels/tires for the track.
Recently, he took his car to Optima's Ultimate Street Car event, at Michigan International Speedway. By looking at the other cars in the GT class, they had the potential to give him a run for his money (especially being in a mostly stock car!). In the group, he was put up against Lingenfelter's built 2010 Z28, Ken Thwaits' 2014 Z28, a Hellcat, a modded Boss 302, and many more!
He ended up pushing his car into the 10th spot, out of the 25 competitors. Seeing a car with minimal modifications done, compete with some very well known cars/drivers in this industry, and take a top ten spot is a very cool thing! I just wanted to congratulate Jeremiah on here and show everyone that these cars can be turned into track monsters (and still ride great on the street!)!
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