Autocross Video. Steve A. 7/28/2013.
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Autocross Video. Steve A. 7/28/2013.
Here's the latest news. I sold my Corvette. All of my videos were posted under "A&A Corvette Autocross Videos." This day I drove a 2008 Z06. Stock, except for a bigger front sway bar and Hoosier tires. Next time I get a chance, it will have my camera setup I hope. I didn't expect much performance, since it has such tall gearing in 2nd. After the first few corners, I knew I had a very fast car. The car might have been a little slow exiting those slow corners, but I'm not sure if the tires could have handled anymore anyway. Then when the rpm's got higher, it was a blast. Like riding a rocket down the track. The slalom speed was like nothing else I've driven also. Amazing. I went over to my friend with the 04 Z06 that I usually drive, and told him we were wasting our time with his car. Nothing against C5's, but this newer Z06 was in a class of its own. Here's the video.
Steve A.
Steve A.
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Cool Steve. It's funny, I still hear from different people that they prefer the C6Z over the C5Z and visa versa for auto-x. How did your times compare with the C5Z? The guys that bought my T1 car have been taking top time of the day in it ever since they bought it. And that's going against modified C6Z's on hoosiers. I think all the weight reduction I did in the front along with the chassis stiffening from the cage is the main reason.
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The funny thing is that the C6 Z06 is a non competitive car vs the C5z and the GS, At the national lvl Some of the best have tried and cant win in one. You seem to have a course designer that keeps things very open and fast. Way faster than what the national SCCA office would allow
now a C6 Z06 with the GS gears, is a hard car to beat, and the GS gears hurt the vette when it gets out on a road course
now a C6 Z06 with the GS gears, is a hard car to beat, and the GS gears hurt the vette when it gets out on a road course
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Cool Steve. It's funny, I still hear from different people that they prefer the C6Z over the C5Z and visa versa for auto-x. How did your times compare with the C5Z? The guys that bought my T1 car have been taking top time of the day in it ever since they bought it. And that's going against modified C6Z's on hoosiers. I think all the weight reduction I did in the front along with the chassis stiffening from the cage is the main reason.
The funny thing is that the C6 Z06 is a non competitive car vs the C5z and the GS, At the national lvl Some of the best have tried and cant win in one. You seem to have a course designer that keeps things very open and fast. Way faster than what the national SCCA office would allow
now a C6 Z06 with the GS gears, is a hard car to beat, and the GS gears hurt the vette when it gets out on a road course
now a C6 Z06 with the GS gears, is a hard car to beat, and the GS gears hurt the vette when it gets out on a road course
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