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Old 02-09-2014, 10:01 PM   #1
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Z/28 vs Red Devil

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Don't know if this has been talked about but wonder how the Z/28 will stack up against the Red Devil. Hot Rod needs to hook that up.
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Old 02-09-2014, 11:52 PM   #2
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It would be close but I think the Red Devil would slightly edge out the Z/28 (at Gingerman).
The Red Devil should beat the Z/28 on tracks that have long straights due to its higher horsepower and lighter weight. However, the Z/28 would probably be slightly quicker on tracks with a lot of turns and short straights.
I'd love to see a Red Devil and Z/28 comparison in the future since Stielow was involved with the development of the Z/28.
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Old 02-10-2014, 03:36 PM   #3
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At the 2013 OUSCI finals @ Spring Mountain, Mark Stielow ran his latest Camaro weapon, arguably a more able piece than the Red Devil. And Danny Popp ran the 2010 Lingenfelter L28, which wore tires not likely as grippy as the Trofeos. Kyle Tucker of Detroit Speed ran a less-powerful MAST-prepped LS7 '12 Camaro. Popp was 1st in the Hot Lap Challenge, while Kyle was 2nd and Stielow was 4th. (Both Gen-5 Camaros are of unpublished weight)

Based on Red Devil's 1:39-and-change @ GingerMan, I suspect a Z/28 will at least match that time. After all, the Z/28 was several seconds quicker than the ZL1 @ MPG...

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I think stielow's camaros will run away from the z/28
But who knows would like to see it
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Old 02-10-2014, 03:56 PM   #5
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At the 2013 OUSCI finals @ Spring Mountain, Mark Stielow ran his latest Camaro weapon, arguably a more able piece than the Red Devil. And Danny Popp ran the 2010 Lingenfelter L28, which wore tires not likely as grippy as the Trofeos. Kyle Tucker of Detroit Speed ran a less-powerful MAST-prepped LS7 '12 Camaro. Popp was 1st in the Hot Lap Challenge, while Kyle was 2nd and Stielow was 4th. (Both Gen-5 Camaros are of unpublished weight)

Based on Red Devil's 1:39-and-change @ GingerMan, I suspect a Z/28 will at least match that time. After all, the Z/28 was several seconds quicker than the ZL1 @ MPG...

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DSE car is 37XX lbs, not sure about the others. both of those gen 5's were in the 600whp range. Also, Randy Pobst drove them both at OUSCI, he got a faster lap in the DSE car (marginally). No doubt they are both much faster than the z/28 so I'm not sure if using their times to speculate how the Z will do against red devil is very legitimate.

The zl1 was 2.5 seconds slower than red devil @ gingerman which is slightly less than 2 miles long. Z/28 could possibly be 2.5 seconds faster than the zl1 and match the red devils lap time. I think it make for a very cool comparison.
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Old 02-10-2014, 08:51 PM   #6
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No doubt they are both much faster than the z/28 so I'm not sure if using their times to speculate how the Z will do against red devil is very legitimate.
OUSCI requires TIRES that are 200-rated, minimum (same as One Lap of America), while the Trofeos are 80-rated...was the point. And Stielow's Silver Bullet, used in the '13 OUSCI, was quicker than the Red Devil...

Goodyears on the ZL1 are 220-rated, btw....

I'm sure someone will take the Z/28 to GingerMan and run a sub-1:40...handily. The Pedders Camaro did that, back in '09 on 305/19 Bridgestones...with more weight AND power but less grip and brakes.

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Lowdown, I think your referring to mayhem? I would like to see a mayhem-red devil-z/28-zl1 shootout not gonna happen though

I missed your point on tires which is a good one. Lots of factors here.

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