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I am disappoint.
A corvette is not really meant to be driven in the snow.
Old teaser is old.
Someone didn't get the memo, or common sense
Since the Z06 is supercharged, does anyone think they wont have a ZR1 model anymore?
Source for those numbers? Different from what I posted earlier, which supposedly came from the official page for the car.625HP and 635Ft lbs of torque.
7 speed manual and now the optional 8 speed auto will be available for the Z06.
Source for those numbers? Different from what I posted earlier, which supposedly came from the official page for the car.
Since the Z06 is supercharged, does anyone think they wont have a ZR1 model anymore?
Well I just got moved to a new line at work making a new GM transmission called the 8L90. Since that means an 8spd Longitudinal transmission I instantly thought corvette..... Get to the communications board and there's an 8L90 sign right beside a picture of a new stingray. I'd take a pic but that would probably get me fired. Pretty neat though, I'm making C7 parts!
Nice. I heard about that 8 speed a year ago but wasn't sure how reliable the source was. I guess they were right.625HP and 635Ft lbs of torque.
7 speed manual and now the optional 8 speed auto will be available for the Z06.
You never really know with the Corvette. I keep expecting them to announce a "base" Corvette with the 5.3L V8, but it hasn't happened yet. To be honest, I'd figure GM would pull something like that before they go to do a step above this Z06 (or whatever they end up calling it). That being said, we still don't even know what this Corvette is called... Since they plan on showing this thing off alongside the C7.R, it's really anyone's guess given the titles that the street and race cars carried last generation.
Who knows how much the ZR1 will be making though.A shame that Ford's big numbers push with the Mustang killed the Z06's calling card. Don't see why the current model hierarchy couldn't have continued anyway, for that matter. Bump the Z06 50-75 horsepower with the same engine, then put this engine in the revived ZR1.
There's a point where it stops mattering entirely; and the C6 ZR1 was already pushing it when in many cases it was barely any faster than the Z06. Plus, now there is a 200 and who knows how much money gap between the regular Corvette and the next step up.Who knows how much the ZR1 will be making though.
What do you mean with the money gap?There's a point where it stops mattering entirely; and the C6 ZR1 was already pushing it when in many cases it was barely any faster than the Z06. Plus, now there is a 200 and who knows how much money gap between the regular Corvette and the next step up.
It will be yet another Corvette with too much power and torque for its own good..
What do you mean with the money gap?
Please explain. The C6 Z06 and the ZR1's happen to manage their power just fine.
Well, what do you expect when they finally lose their wife, kids, hair and trade in the Caravan for a Corvette?Oh, I'm sorry, I meant "Too much for their owners", considering that they can't even manage 450 NA horses..