2009 Corvette ZR-1
#17
Heck - what am I *****ing about - CF panels, dry sump and 650 HP. Where do I sign up?
Last edited by Ritesh; 09-21-2007 at 07:23 PM. Reason: b/c i type like a H.S. dropout.
#18
At $100K, it'll be ~$10-15K more than the 600 hp Viper. It's a lot harder to say it's still a bargain if it costs more than the Viper. For $80K flat, Chevy wouldn't be able to make them fast enough!
#21
I think it will be worthy of a great many 6speed battle threads.
At this point, any comparison is going to be pure speculation.
#22
And that's why I'd buy it. The Viper is an oversized piece of lard.
#26
The LS9 is a much stronger block than the LS7, the reason they decreased the displacement to 6.2 is so those thicker cylinder walls could handle some serious forced induction. Also, I don't see why GM wouldn't offer a six speed?
#28
Thing is going to rip.
For those privelaged enough to get one off the start, it is going to be a head turner.
People may say the Z06 is common, but it still turns heads just as quickly as anything else on the road. It's wide as hell, and has a mean stance.
This thing is going to rip, nothing compares for the cash. It will probably put down 550ish to the wheels, and be around 3000-3100 pounds.
It's a no brainer, especially for someone who can afford to have more than one toy in the garage.
For those privelaged enough to get one off the start, it is going to be a head turner.
People may say the Z06 is common, but it still turns heads just as quickly as anything else on the road. It's wide as hell, and has a mean stance.
This thing is going to rip, nothing compares for the cash. It will probably put down 550ish to the wheels, and be around 3000-3100 pounds.
It's a no brainer, especially for someone who can afford to have more than one toy in the garage.