Enough to Run a Bolt on C6 Z06?
#21
It's not exactly apples to apples comparing a H/C/I F-bod to the C6Z based on the weight differences alone. I would expect a C5Z H/C/I with around 460RWHP+ to be a pretty good run for a stock C6Z. Now a bolt-on C6Z is another story - should probably plan on 500RWHP to play with that one.
#22
There is a local 07 Z06 with a ported intake, TB, and custom tune that ran 7.18 @ 100 mph in the 1/8. With some tuning changes he got it to 102 mph but couldn't improve the ET (different tracks and the second time out the prep wasn't there).
Don't get too caught up in peak rwhp numbers. Also take a look at the torque curve on that 427. Tough as it is to accept, GM made the LS7 pretty hard to beat for us LS1/6 guys.
Don't get too caught up in peak rwhp numbers. Also take a look at the torque curve on that 427. Tough as it is to accept, GM made the LS7 pretty hard to beat for us LS1/6 guys.
#23
Horse power is for show TORQUE is what really hauls your azzz ...the 427 is too strong in this senario ... it is a up hill battle all the way ... mod for mod the LS7 will shame the LS1/6 in TORQUE production.
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The LS7's power cures and mph per gear are hard to beat.
Trust me.
When any "fast" 500+ car wants to race me, I always say this, "You guys tend to forget that one cool little word AERODYNAMICS" Which means once you hit 100mph in the C6Z, its starts to fly.
I also have a weight reduction. HA
Well, I did get spanked by a 600RWHP Viper the other day. DUH! 100 extra ponies on me.
-Adam
#32
My car traps at 138+mph 606/589rw (car weight 3310#) don't really worry much about those fast "C6Z's" or Vipers.
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I'd rather see the 500hp car that runs 12-13's at the track, then the car wrapped around a tree or telephone pole.