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All you do is troll on here and post negative useless comments. Your attitude of "it's faster because I think so" just doesn't cut it. Use your obviously giant intellect and post some type of comment with insight or thought. You're a smart guy right?!? I mean, you do have a keyboard, so you must know everything.
All I hear from you is, "GM told me, so it must be true." The poster child for Z28 fanboys is right here, the king even. All hail the King. Okay, you happy now? Go back to the Z28 forum where you are welcome and where your comments are on par, intellectually, with your peers. You are ridiculous. Your opinion is getting less and less valid. And, as far as the post you quoted on the "slippery slope of modding cars" - Tires are not a car mod. Tires are a wear item that you regularly change and especially change when going to a track day. Think about it, one can buy a Z06 with different tires, it is still a Z06. Tires only allow the car to use it's drivetrain suspension, and brakes to the fullest potential. Why are you so afraid of the ZL1 showing it's full potential with proper tires???? Give the Z28 better track tires too, oh wait, you can't because it already has it's track shoes on. Give the ZL1 track shoes too, and then the engineering of the car will be seen. It is an inarguable fact that the ZL1 has so much more with proper tires. It is still up for debate whether it can pace the Z28 that is 300lbs lighter. But, you have no leg to stand on when saying that it is impossible. That is you koolaid talking. O h yeah, i called it on the 7:37 of the predicted Z28 track times. I said the best it would get would be 3 seconds for the tire advantage. All you Z28 dreamers with you 7:20 times...well, haha. keep dreaming if you think a giant camaro will be faster than a corvette with the same engine. For the MODS, I never called any one stupid or retarded in this post, so you can't block me. Like you blocked me in the Z28 forum.
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It will NOT be faster than a 3000lb corvette that shares the same motor. impossible.
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Rotofab, grinding rear diff sound forever, dealer replaced supercharger - now i have a rattle when starting from a stop, ordered 2.35 lingenfelter pulley, hp tuner, belt, 100mm idler pulley, tr7IX spark plugs, wideband kit, long tubes with no cats...hoping for 650hp. dyno with rotofab = 518hp |
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Weren't you the one banned from the Z/28 forum for trolling? Since you were, I'll post JusticePetes comments about ZL1 brakes and tires vs Z/28 brakes and tires. Quote:
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actually, it could be, it has much more downforce than a corvette, and I promise it has more HP, notice the tubular tri-y headers, the cold air intake and electoral power steering, all those net additional HP if you ask me. Track specific tires and suspension tuning, shorter rear-end ratio. I won't be surprised if it was quicker than a Z06 around the track but I'm not here to argue either...
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people seem to forget this certain thing they call POWER TO WEIGHT ratio, also taking into consideration that the Z28 isn't making 505bhp its making more and time will tell when owners start throwing them on dynos, id bet about 500rwhp.
so it might be 10-15hp less than the ZL1 yet 300lbs lighter and have shorter rear-end ratio and higher rev limiter (7100rpm)
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The fact that a car that at this point is down 70 hp and yet is still faster around a track is damned impressive. That's where your premium over the ZL1 is going to. Carbon ceramic brakes(!), R comps, weight reduction, etc. Pure power is cool and all, but if you can handle better and stop quicker, you're going to be able to make up quite a differential. Let's face it, how many of you ZL1 owners here have actually tracked your car at a road course to begin with? Why do you even care if the Z28 is faster around some track in Germany that most of you haven't been to nor will you ever go to? Or in other words, why do you care so much about some metric that's ultimately imaginary to you? |
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I don't think that this is a productive debate. The cars are what they are; Just accept it. Both the ZL1 and Z28 are stellar performers and will have a great shot at becoming future automotive legends.
Nothing wrong with either car IMO.
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