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Specifications

Manufacturer Corvette   Engine LS7 7.0 Litre V8
Model C6 Z06   Valvetrain OHV 2 Valves / Cylinder
Drivetrain Front Engine / RWD   Power 376 kW @ 6,300 rpm
Transmission Tremec 6 Speed Manual   Redline 7,000 rpm
Wheels 18" Alloys Front, 19" Alloys Rear   0-100 Km/h N/A
Brakes Cross-Drilled Brake Discs w/ 6-Piston Calipers at the Front and 4-Piston Calipers at the Rear, Electronic Traction Control, Power Assist & ABS   Top Speed N/A
Weight 1420 kg   1/4 Mile N/A

Mr X
is that the same engine found in the HSV GTS???all i know is the corvette callaway is the engine.. either way its a damn fine car.
antonio
Nice car, 367kw dam thatd be some fun!

Looks like a mixture of ferrari/viper from the front =]
magna6
LS7 7.0 Litre V8!

LS7? i am guessing thats an upgrade (understatement) of the LS1 5.7L and LS2 6.0L V8's found in commo's here?

either way friggin nice....367kW and 1400kg weight! ohmy.gif
defpony
specs look similar to a viper, vipers have an 8L 375kw too.

One thing i dont like is the hood and engine bay, look how small it is. The classic corvette's whole front end lifts up, one thing they should have kept.
Nova
Loss of traction at levels above 0rpm tongue.gif

power to weight ratio = fun
Phat999
very nice
seqo
I've said it before but it needs mentioning again. I believe this is the sexiest 'vette I've ever seen...

Another image in a better colour smile.gif :

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ssspulsardriver
QUOTE(Euro $tyle @ Aug 19 2005, 11:10 PM)
is that the same engine found in the HSV GTS???all i know is the corvette callaway is the engine.. either way its a damn fine car.
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no its not the engine in the HSV GTS, the LS7 just came out in the corvettes meaning it wont hit australia for years i gather, the new HSV GTS has the LS2. and the corvette callaway is the engine????? what the F#$k!!!!!! the corvette callaway engine came out in 1987/1988 (same production time as mine) and it was an option (an expensive one, $20,000 US and remember that was in 1987) it was a Twin Turbo set up on the V8 that meant it was the fastest production car of all time (back then). i think the callaway only lasted till about 1992 when the LT1 came in, before that the callaway conversion was done on the L98. the callaway corvette does not exist anymore.

[quote=magna6,Aug 20 2005, 12:32 AM]
LS7 7.0 Litre V8!

LS7? i am guessing thats an upgrade (understatement) of the LS1 5.7L and LS2 6.0L V8's found in commo's here? [quote]

yes 100% yes. the commodores here are so out of date. the corvette had the LS1 & LS2 years before commodore brought it out in their "top of the range cars". the LS1 came out in the corvette in 1997.


i hope thats a little bit more info on the subject.


cheers
bushy
mx6.turbo
Man our imported V8's are so out of date. Bring me a blown LS7!
I would need to be sponsered by a tyre company just to drive to the supermarket and back once a week.
white_tiger86
thats a hot ride, the only problem i have with corvette's is that they have none to be really loose at the back end when you give it some coming out of corners, but it is hot car
Olly
from my connections i have been told that u can import an ls7 into australia from america for just over $4000 ready to install which is incredible and i had a project to put it in a vk but decided not to but yeh that vette looks sick
Ahmad
yay actuall american muscle not wannabe american stuff that looks and goes bad...

corvettes look hot.
dreeft
Very nice, like the front.
TRAV05M3
i dunno bout them having the ls1 for a substancial period of time before we saw it vt 2 got it n if the had it in 9 wat are we talking like 2 or years not very long
70XIN
that is SO hot biggrin.gif
envme
looks hot and has great power what more can u ask for
180GO
wow, in the olden days an LS7 was a factory built race engine 454 with 600 hp odd.
Spidey
There was a supercharged one of these that lapped the Nurburgring in a rediculous time. 7min 40 seconds to be exact, thats 20 seconds quicker than a 911 Porsche!!!
ssspulsardriver
all i know that if you get nudged up the arse and slightly damaging the rear bumper and crack the fibre glass (about 6 inches long) the repair bill will cost $4200!!!!!

thank god i dont have to pay for it, the guy who hit me does but!!!!(his insurance)


bushy
Tu1
nice car,dude
Datsun Boy
That is wicked mann ill swap ya i have a datsun ute
Kavliari
I'd kill for one ph34r.gif
Hoondi
tidy ride man
RoXsteR
hawwwwt
TRY TOO
very sexy car heres a pic my dad took in indionapolis

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Stable
Black makes it go off, thats beautiful!
BRUTLE
QUOTE(white_tiger86 @ Aug 21 2005, 09:28 PM)
thats a hot ride, the only problem i have with corvette's is that they have none to be really loose at the back end when you give it some coming out of corners, but it is hot car
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the looseness ????? ITS CALLED TORQUE
*Charlies.C Girl*
nice corvette looks heaps nice biggrin.gif cool.gif thumbsup.gif
sle383
The Ls7 is a completly new motor from the Ls1/2. it has been said to be the best v8 prodution motor ever built complete with dry sump and a lot of other goodies.
bwp85
The LS7 may apear in the VE GTS. So we may see it soon!!
hannah_304
corvettes are hottttt
HOON69
gotta love the words 7.0 litre

pure horn smile.gif
Dorimon
Best lookin corvette ever, fullstop.
madeonski
lovely sexy vette - better in black - yummy
The Style Guru
Fuck i love vettes, If you were buying one you would have to take the Z06, i mean the stock C6 makes 298kw. Plus the Z06 looks wayyy better.
11ENV
ive seen one of these in the flesh numberplates were NEW427 sounded incredible.. looked amazing..
but its not the best looking vette.. give me a Zr-1 anyday.. amazing car!!
Weekend Warrior
saw one of these not long ago with the plates "TTZ06" ohmy.gif
unclbully
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