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    Possible C7 Z06 detail

    I just posted this on the VCA website. I thought I'd post it here too. AUTOBLOG just released a story regarding the C7 Corvette Z06. At the end of the article they confirmed the picture of the C7 is a photoshop. However, they believe the picture of the engine is accurate. If that is true the next Z06 appears to be supercharged:

    Corvette-z06-lt4-supercharged-v8.jpg

    http://www.autoblog.com/2013/12/06/2...-leaked-photo/

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    ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ... Hey wake up SRT, where are the ACR teasers?

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    Quote Originally Posted by VoodooRob View Post
    ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ... Hey wake up SRT, where are the ACR teasers?
    Quote SRT "We gots 1450 more cars to sell before we have an ACR budget"

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    My guess is the earliest we will see the ACR is 2015MY or 2016MY.

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    We wont see an ACR. IF IT CAN'T BE THE STREET KILLER IT NEEDS TO BE, DON'T BOTHER. Must look just like the race cars and have 700HP.

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    I saw that on the corvette forum . Badass motor I can't wait to see the full details..

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    Quote Originally Posted by 99RT10 View Post
    We wont see an ACR. IF IT CAN'T BE THE STREET KILLER IT NEEDS TO BE, DON'T BOTHER. Must look just like the race cars and have 700HP.
    We don't really need the negative nancy stuff. Wait and see what SRT does.

    Since when is the ACR a street killer? It is a track monster.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ViperSmith View Post
    We don't really need the negative nancy stuff. Wait and see what SRT does.

    Since when is the ACR a street killer? It is a track monster.
    Exactly. never was a street killer. Maybe a street poser, but get on the track, up to speed and let the aero do its job, amazing.

    btw, nobody get offended by my poser comment, just more the point that the aero items (big wing and canards) not really practical on the street until speeds way above what would be legal or safe, but look impressive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ViperSmith View Post
    We don't really need the negative nancy stuff. Wait and see what SRT does.

    Since when is the ACR a street killer? It is a track monster.
    I don't think he is being negative, if they can't do it right for whatever reason, don't do it at all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Troublemaker View Post
    I don't think he is being negative, if they can't do it right for whatever reason, don't do it at all.
    I think what he is trying to say is that most of us relate this car to the street, as we spend 90% of our time there. Saying that it should be a track monster is irrelevant to most of us. You know that Mr Smith as you mentioned it yourself that they should concentrate on the street cars to grab the bigger market and get these babies sold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slitherv10 View Post
    I think what he is trying to say is that most of us relate this car to the street, as we spend 90% of our time there. Saying that it should be a track monster is irrelevant to most of us. You know that Mr Smith as you mentioned it yourself that they should concentrate on the street cars to grab the bigger market and get these babies sold.
    I don't relate the ACR to the street, I relate it to it's history of road course domination. That's what the design team focused on, specifically on the ACR. Sure it's fast on the street and at the drags, but those were not mission # 1 for the ACR. Plenty of all wheel drive cars that are faster than the Viper 0 to 60. But the ACR's focus will be clearly the road course.

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    I hope this motivates SRT to respond!

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    Maybe the modern day ACR is the TA. If the z06 can beat the TA, that will be something. Then there's no question we need a new ACR to battle the inevitable C7 ZR1, which I'm guessing will be stupid fast

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    Quote Originally Posted by VENOM V View Post
    I don't relate the ACR to the street, I relate it to it's history of road course domination. That's what the design team focused on, specifically on the ACR. Sure it's fast on the street and at the drags, but those were not mission # 1 for the ACR. Plenty of all wheel drive cars that are faster than the Viper 0 to 60. But the ACR's focus will be clearly the road course.
    Don't think you got the point. That's ok. Carry on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Policy Limits View Post
    Maybe the modern day ACR is the TA. If the z06 can beat the TA, that will be something. Then there's no question we need a new ACR to battle the inevitable C7 ZR1, which I'm guessing will be stupid fast
    Z06 press release hinted there isn't going to be a ZR1... Will be interesting to see.

    Lets see if the Z06 can best the TA at Laguna Seca, I'd bet you a beer it won't!

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    Quote Originally Posted by slitherv10 View Post
    I think what he is trying to say is that most of us relate this car to the street, as we spend 90% of our time there. Saying that it should be a track monster is irrelevant to most of us. You know that Mr Smith as you mentioned it yourself that they should concentrate on the street cars to grab the bigger market and get these babies sold.
    I never said a word about street racing. My statements in the thread about the Gen V ACR were clear - SRT should concentrate on what buyers can do on domestic raceways.


 

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