New Corvette...
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I wish you're close by so I could drive one, I have a secret soft for those cars, and that white one with 300 miles is still sitting for sale with a asking price of 75K
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lol
They just finish the car the night before and did not have time to install side mirrors and the lonely center mirror was not ideal so he did not see me coming. Interesting car and suppose to be street legal with LS3 engine
GM are giving away remaining C6 Z06. They can be had at $20K below MSRP. These things are like a rocket and super fast with only few tweaks. It all depends on what you are looking for in a car
They just finish the car the night before and did not have time to install side mirrors and the lonely center mirror was not ideal so he did not see me coming. Interesting car and suppose to be street legal with LS3 engine
GM are giving away remaining C6 Z06. They can be had at $20K below MSRP. These things are like a rocket and super fast with only few tweaks. It all depends on what you are looking for in a car
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What would be essential track upgrade? suspension (what kind?), rollbar, seats, brake upgrade, wheels... anything else? Any stuff you recommend for durability of the car for track use? Watching your previous video u posted.. i dont see your shift a lot...do you just stay on 3rd and 4th? =)
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Discount pricing has been that deep for a year or so. I shopped around half-heartedly when I saw the carbon edition lapping Laguna quicker than just about any unmodified car (give or take alignment) and as a percentage, it's a pretty reasonable deal, I think. Hard to get too burned on one of these if you caged it and stripped it and put a paper bag over its head.
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Discount pricing has been that deep for a year or so. I shopped around half-heartedly when I saw the carbon edition lapping Laguna quicker than just about any unmodified car (give or take alignment) and as a percentage, it's a pretty reasonable deal, I think. Hard to get too burned on one of these if you caged it and stripped it and put a paper bag over its head.
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You make me want to get a Z06 and copy all your mods.
What would be essential track upgrade? suspension (what kind?), rollbar, seats, brake upgrade, wheels... anything else? Any stuff you recommend for durability of the car for track use? Watching your previous video u posted.. i dont see your shift a lot...do you just stay on 3rd and 4th? =)
What would be essential track upgrade? suspension (what kind?), rollbar, seats, brake upgrade, wheels... anything else? Any stuff you recommend for durability of the car for track use? Watching your previous video u posted.. i dont see your shift a lot...do you just stay on 3rd and 4th? =)
Here is what's needed to get Z06 ready for track duty
- roll bar and harness
- race seats
- quick release/steering wheel
- 18" wheels
- brake pads - stock CCB brake pads are fine but I would recommend endless pads for both steel and CCB rotors
- engine and tranny mounts
- becareful with sway bar selection - Pfadt has been known to have many failure issue with their sways. I have Ohlins shocks and they are OK but very expensive. There are other cheaper options and basically at the speed and G you are pulling you need stiff springs
- rear wing
- low temp thermostat
- static fan belt pulley - super cheap and easy to install
- headers, 200 cell cats, Akrapovic mufflers (stainless is super cheap), halltech intake, diablo hand held software flash will give you massive HP and torque gain!
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lol, the Vette has more torque @ 2K RPM than a 4.0 RS at it's best RPM.
Power difference is not that great taking in consideration the engine sizes, but for sure is enough to run over a GT3 in straight line.
I can't see this car being faster than a Cup here in Florida.... 997 cup either 3.6 or 3.8 car, the way it is of course.
Power difference is not that great taking in consideration the engine sizes, but for sure is enough to run over a GT3 in straight line.
I can't see this car being faster than a Cup here in Florida.... 997 cup either 3.6 or 3.8 car, the way it is of course.
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A current Z06 on Hoosiers with some upgrades is as fast as a 3.8 with just pads.
The new C7 will be about just as fast, but it may need less upgrades and it starts at 53,800 with all you need to make it track worthy. In theory.
You can load them up on options like ventilated competitions seats that accept 4 point harnesses that I'm waiting for, or even alcantara, leather and CF everything with every single option it's still hard to top $75K.
The new C7 will be about just as fast, but it may need less upgrades and it starts at 53,800 with all you need to make it track worthy. In theory.
You can load them up on options like ventilated competitions seats that accept 4 point harnesses that I'm waiting for, or even alcantara, leather and CF everything with every single option it's still hard to top $75K.
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A current Z06 on Hoosiers with some upgrades is as fast as a 3.8 with just pads.
The new C7 will be about just as fast, but it may need less upgrades and it starts at 53,800 with all you need to make it track worthy. In theory.
You can load them up on options like ventilated competitions seats that accept 4 point harnesses that I'm waiting for, or even alcantara, leather and CF everything with every single option it's still hard to top $75K.
The new C7 will be about just as fast, but it may need less upgrades and it starts at 53,800 with all you need to make it track worthy. In theory.
You can load them up on options like ventilated competitions seats that accept 4 point harnesses that I'm waiting for, or even alcantara, leather and CF everything with every single option it's still hard to top $75K.
I imagine C7 in the Z06-ish variants will be all of $100K, plus mods. C6's are $75K or $110K+ for the ZR1. From what I've read, there's only so far you go on the horse-n-buggy leaf springs before it's time to go to "real" suspension. Brakes are cheap and look to be similarly enormous (15 inch or 400mm+) like the 991 GT3, so I'm afraid they've both gone for "more is more" instead of adding less. It's going to be interesting, but it's going to be next year. The only (new) game in town this year is the 991 GT3.
I'm in no hurry to futz around with the C7 Stingray, but the C7 track junkie edition will be something Porsche should fear for their sales. The good news being that there's a new Viper track edition (call Time Attack or "TA" which I think is thinly disguised euphemisms for "**** and Apexes") and that bodes well for a Vette equivalent. 2014 is going to be tough for Porsche in the GT cars. Here's hoping they "bring it" in the form of a great RS at a viable price.