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Stock 02 ZO6 with 6500 miles feels light over 90 or so, doesn’t feel like it’s being sucked into the pavement, It’s more like it wants to take off. Also in slow or long S turns when your transitioning from left to right or right to left. Right at the top of the transition the car feels light.
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Re: Light Feeling at Speed (ZO6Lee)
I do not have this problem. Is it actually starting to "take off" or is this just your perception of what might happen? Maybe you are just not used to driving the car?
I had mine up to 145 at California Speedway on the front straight. No light feeling here. I have heard of a few people having trouble keeping it on the ground at higher speeds although I don't know the details.
The car design is shaped like a wing so it's natural tendency is to lift in the rear. I believe if it is closer to the ground, it will not have as much of an effect, i.e. - lower it. Just my speculation, not a scientific finding. Maybe there is aeronautical engineer out there that could give his two cents.
i had my z up to 155 and that was my limit b/c even though i felt like the front was mashed to the pavement, i felt like the butt end was getting really light. i assumed that some sort of a minor spoiler would fix this but i have a personal conviction against spoilers (kinda ricey). besides i dont go that fast except in the 1/4 anyway :lol:
but since then i have lowered the car and have not tested the above theory
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Stock 02 ZO6 with 6500 miles feels light over 90 or so, doesnÂ’t feel like itÂ’s being sucked into the pavement, ItÂ’s more like it wants to take off. Also in slow or long S turns when your transitioning from left to right or right to left. Right at the top of the transition the car feels light.
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I've seen this complaint before. Have you asked the question on another forum?
1. If the car is lowered, try raising the back a bit (maybe 1-2 turns on the adjuster)
2. See if the spring on the front spoiler is getting weak, it may be getting pushed back from the wind
In all seriousness, I would agree with this. Have had mine, let's just say close to top end and it was glued to the pavement and it doesn't take very damn long to get there. At least felt that way.... :D