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Quick Shifts is our round-up of Corvette and automotive-related news from around the internet. This week’s links feature two C8 Corvette reviews, a look back at Corvette’s first foray at Le Mans, and Porsche takes a page from C4 Corvette history when testing their new 992 GT3.
Our Saturday Corvette Comic reminds us not to stoke the bosses jealously by making repeated visits to the garage to check up on your ‘Vette during work hours.
![[VIDEO] The Corvette Mechanic Paul Koerner on Mating the Tremec DCT to the LT2 V8 Engine](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/uploads/2021/04/040921_9-572x360.jpg)
GM World Class Technician Paul Koerner is in the middle of a C8 engine swap and today he discusses the mating of the Tremec DCT to the new replacement LT2 motor.
Corvettes at Carlisle in conjunction with the Grand Sport Registry will be hosting a 25th Anniversary celebration with special guest John Heinricy and his 1996 Corvette Grand Sport #001 at this year’s August show.
![[PICS] Toyota Designer Shares Render of His ‘Electro Stingray’](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/uploads/2021/04/040921_6-585x340.jpg)
A veteran Toyota studio designer takes on one of the most popular cars in the world with a retro design of a futuristic electric Corvette.
This 1975 Corvette garage find has been customized with the widebody Eckler’s kit which also features the custom Eckler’s hatchback window
The C8 Corvette’s engine badge that pays homage to the Tonawanda powertrain facility that builds the Corvette’s LT2 V8 can be ordered with the GM part number.
![[VIDEO] The Corvette Mechanic Paul Koerner Successfully Drops the Damaged LT2 V8 Engine](https://www.corvetteblogger.com/images/content/uploads/2021/04/040821_5-585x341.jpg)
GM World Class Technician Paul Koerner is in the process of doing an LT2 engine swap and he shows us the damaged LT2 engine that was removed from the car, as well as all the other associated components.
Nick Tandy’s Covid lockdown project was this 1/7th scale Corvette C8.R remote controlled car that’s capable of speeds up to 80 mph.
Corvette dealers received a production memo outlining allocation information, key dates, and option constraints for the 2021 model year.