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He wouldn't try to induce psychosis by suggesting that TTV6 again!!!!
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11-06-2009, 09:13 PM | #32 |
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well it depends when you want the Z28?
next year? or 2013? |
11-06-2009, 09:17 PM | #33 |
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I already posted it in this thread. For traditionalists who can't just on the bandwagon of a TTV6, there's the argument that it fits with Z28 history of a low-displacement, high-performance engine. A TTV6 would be a great competitor for EcoBoost and would produce green performance numbers. I hope GM designs such a system for a few cars.
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My Z Dream...
I once said that I'm not an engineer, and so I would like to lay out goals, and let the guys who know what they're doing get there.....yeah, well -- suspend that for a little bit. I'd like the Z28 to: -Look identical to Leno's car...every vent, light, and body line. -Have an interior identical to Leno's car, suede/leather except I think they should replace the gunmetal facias with something more shiny, and high-class. -Include MSRC (Magnetic shocks), and be tuned to ZR1 levels, so it can sustain +1G of lat. accel. -Skinny-spoke wheels(like Leno's car), but keep them at 20", only because less than this starts to look small in the wheel-wells, imo -Wide tires (305s in the back, 275-285s up front...or 305s up front...) -Keep the stock brakes, but upgrade the rotors, and paint the calipers blue, or red -Have an all-aluminum frame/body...to reduce the weight to roughly 3600lbs. -Include a ~6L DI V8 with VVT, and E85 capability (~500hp, 27mpg hwy) -Be offered in an automatic transmission, sans AFM (not because I don't like the system...just because.) -Include HUD, memory seats, and all the standard features currently in the 2SS -Offer Recaro seats upgrade -Cost around $45-$48k MSRP. This would result in a car with a p/w ratio greater than the CTS-V.... ....... |
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Boxmonkeyracing, I swear I was the second post on your thread.
I had inquired as to whether you had to have DI or if just meeting the HP and Torque numbers would be ok for you. And here is my Z wish list. And believe me it is MY wish list. There are no hints or hidden items. Start with a 2SS Add the following from the Z06 LS7 Transmission Brakes Then Lower the suspension 1" 20 Inch BBS Wheels Body kit and rear fascia from the Leno car Carbon Fiber hood styled the same as the Leno car LED Fog lamps from the Leno car Afterburner taillamps from the show car Recaro seats I think that's it.
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Not necessarily...it would have to be balanced against other options...........
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And MR shocks are 2,000 on a Corvette, so you could be in the ball park other than the lower weight.
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Still...Audi has been playing with it and got an A5 down to under 3000 pounds. I wonder about structural integrity though...body twist and all.
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