The paint and interior are only for this GS collector Edition
That is so cheesy looking
I don't think that means what you think it means, GM. Unless you're trying to prove me wrong by actually improving cooling in a sportier 'Vette, which by all means you should be doing with the ZO6...
It means they put the intercooler from the Z06 in the Grand Sport. It's not connected to anything, but this is the same company that did this:
So they figured it was good enough.
Thing is, it didn't work. It still suffers from heat soak.So, in essence, it's a half-assed solution? Well, better to have a half-assed solution that works somewhat well than a full "professional" one that is clearly not doing it was assigned to do...
It was a half-assed jokeSo, in essence, it's a half-assed solution?
Thing is, it didn't work. It still suffers from heat soak.
It was a half-assed joke
Really? I have yet to experience an issue for my GM V8.This is GM we're talking about guys... They've always had engine problems across all brands for just about every V8.
2004 Cadillac DeVille... Engine over heated on side of the road after witnessing an accident, so we pulled over to help (irony almost) and had the issue go on for the next week. Concluded the issue was a faulty head gasket, something common with the Northstar engines. My cousin had issues with his Cavilier with over-heating. Those are the two I know of family wise, but I know of a few others with issues w/ regards to engine specific issues from GM.Really? I have yet to experience an issue for my GM V8.
Still the point stands, shoddy work done for low cost, or premium work, at, well, premium costs... Except here it's kinda in the middle on price, but still shoddy by beating around the bush...The transverse Northstar is a bit different in term of engineering incompetence from the problems the current Corvette has. The bread and butter V8s haven't had those sorts of problems since the old LT1.
I've heard a couple of things about the Northstar engines. I have an L76.2004 Cadillac DeVille... Engine over heated on side of the road after witnessing an accident, so we pulled over to help (irony almost) and had the issue go on for the next week. Concluded the issue was a faulty head gasket, something common with the Northstar engines. My cousin had issues with his Cavilier with over-heating. Those are the two I know of family wise, but I know of a few others with issues w/ regards to engine specific issues from GM.
I LOVE the blue accents.
So it is a half-assed solution that still doesn't cool down the car enough during track use & abuse, got it. Nevertheless, with less power, surely there is less to cool and therefore, less to go wrong? I know that your collective answer will be "no, it will still fail to keep the engine's temperature within correct levels", but still, it won't be as bad as the high-powered ZO6...
I want that so bad it's not even funny. CLASSIC PAINT TOO
As for the car...it's cool, but I don't like how it seems to be just a cousin of the Z06 without the engine.
Where did you see this, cause this seems like carry over from the initial reports, the system was updated and the problems shown were not these massive heat soak problems, but rather hard testing runs on new cars that had soft tunes until the engine break in. PCM sensor would act up prior but then would work well once the break in point was met.
Also those who own the cars on many of the Vette forums, claimed they don't see this issue that publications like MT claimed. And many of them track the cars and don't have to take these long cool down periods. So if this is just carry over from the onset of a supposed problem that was never again evaluated by you or others, then that's not the case.
That's what the last one was
Understood. If a customer doesn't spec the fender stripes the only distinguishable feature that is easily noticeable are the wheels.