Any quarter mile times yet?
I know it's not a drag car. But most magazines, always post up 1/4 performance times. When they test the cars.
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The rear end was not designed to withstand multiple hard launches so I doubt GM would issue a time.
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GM may not, but magazines will!
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Is not everything about a cars set-up different for either drag or road course? You understand this, yes? Weight transfer? Gearing? Tires? Brakes? Suspension? Driveline? Who gives a rat's ass about the 1/4 mile time of a Porsche GT3RS? |
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By your comment, all those COPO owners would be haters because they would think you are a moron to want to see their car's time on a road course. |
LOL, funny argument. Lets face it. This is the USA. We do stuff here that doesnt make technical sense. Like take a track car to the strip, or a strip car to the track. We like power in general and want to see what it does everywhere. It doesnt matter what it was designed for, just what we can do with it. Stock, modified, what can we do to MAKE it work for "this".
I mean come on.....we put SBC's under bar stools for petes sake :). I say run everything everywhere!!!! Break it, fix it, do it again!!!! :clap: AS long as its fun!!! i love this country!!!!!! We know how to have fun!!!!! :popcorn: |
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While the Z/28 is designed to tackle the twisties, it can be driven on the street and whoever buys it can do whatever they want with it. And as much as you don't like it, when the magazines get their hands on it, they will post 1/4 times either from actually running it or just estimating. While agree I the 1/4 times don't matter for the Z/28 why does it bother you so much? |
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I see, I must have missed that one. |
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