z06 Abuse
As far as your being new, remember that searches go a long way here (although they don't always work die to the server). This is one of the topics that has been discussed numerous times and you can find many threads just like this in the archives.
Welcome, and enjoy the car if you get one.
Lastly the Z06 was made to be beat on.
if the ****** stops wheel hopping then LET OFF THE GAS AND PUSH THE CLUTCH IN!!!!!!
wheel hop will be the death of your rear real fast. other than that it should be a kick *** car for ya.
Like anything that's powerful, it can be broken by a driver making basic technique errors. The rear axles, differentials and transmissions show the most scars.
On the other hand, if you learn how to handle the car and develop driving skill that matches the power-level, then you can go breakage-free for a long time. I had 60K street-miles and 500 passes without a chargeable accident or breaking anything. You can do the same; but it takes commitment and self-restraint.
Ranger
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its so much fun but im getting only 15mpg average 
ps: i snuck out of work for a few and went for a quick joy ride and what do i see. a nice ferrari F360. i wish i could of ran him
i would of like to see how i matched up
Ranger
part time job / local in state tuition. put in 30 hours a week at a nice respectable place of employment and you can have some nice toys
The last Corvette to have a solid axle was built in the 1960s.I don't have a Z06, but I do have a C5 FRC. I beat the tar out of it pretty regularly and no major failures. The stock clutch has given me some trouble though. It's been known to slip after a hard shift sometimes. I think the spec 3+ will take care of that.
I might sell mine for $28,500 FIRM right now since I think I am going to get a four door this fall. It's red with black interior, all stock.
I daily drive mine in summer, and it's a total blast. I've contemplated getting a C6Z, but I can't see really needing the extra power for the kind of inner city driving I always do.
John



