Gen V
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Gen V the new Gen V will be direct injected i work at a Chevy dealer and it will be featured in the 2014 Vette the internal engine parts are very amazing the cylinder head design is different i will post pictures soon
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My buddy works @ the gm dyno division in pontiac, mi. Hes a dyno tech. He says there still havin some issues with the gen v motors especially the lt4. I wouldnt be rushing to get the first year vette with that motor id wait a year or so or atleast buy and extended warranty
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My buddy works @ the gm dyno division in pontiac, mi. Hes a dyno tech. He says there still havin some issues with the gen v motors especially the lt4. I wouldnt be rushing to get the first year vette with that motor id wait a year or so or atleast buy and extended warranty
My grandfather always warned against buying the first year of any new model, new engine, or new transmission. These days I don't believe the risk is what it was when he got burned.
But if I was buying a 2014 'vette, the day after I drove it home, the long scenic route, the stock cam would be in transit to Comp. I think that would void my warranty.
Maybe grinding the heads would, maybe not, but I'd at least polish the exhaust ports, then get them flowed.
I know lots of rich old guys will leave their 2014 'vettes unmodified, and just want to be seen in the latest extreme styling exercise that also sounds good.
But I doubt these guys will ever drive the car to the point of warranty claims.
But if I was buying a 2014 'vette, the day after I drove it home, the long scenic route, the stock cam would be in transit to Comp. I think that would void my warranty.
Maybe grinding the heads would, maybe not, but I'd at least polish the exhaust ports, then get them flowed.
I know lots of rich old guys will leave their 2014 'vettes unmodified, and just want to be seen in the latest extreme styling exercise that also sounds good.
But I doubt these guys will ever drive the car to the point of warranty claims.
