That looks great!

 

It's a shame that the production Tigershark kit has a different fromt bumper. I like the original better.

 

According to that link it makes 700 bhp...alot less than posted. Still a sweet car. From the looks of the alternator it has a cog drive? Nice work on the underhood CF also.

 

Pop-ups what are those? wait I have pop-up b;ocker so I don't see the pop-ups

 

Here ya go:

Tiger Shark information (including specs): http://www.tigersharkcorvette.com/forum/index.php?c=2

Tiger Shark photo gallery:
http://www.tigersharkcorvette.com/ma...ry.php?cat=508

Main website: http://www.tigersharkcorvette.com

 

That's actually the Chevrolet/GM White Shark Concept Vehicle.

White Shark Information: http://www.tigersharkcorvette.com/fo...topic.php?t=47

White Shark Photo gallery: http://www.tigersharkcorvette.com/ga...ry.php?cat=506

 

A few more Tiger Shark pics:







More photos: http://www.tigersharkcorvette.com/ga...ry.php?cat=508

 

Not the specific codes, but some additional information on the process and cost:

http://www.tigersharkcorvette.com/fo...opic.php?t=114

 

 

There seems to still be some confusion, so I'll try to clear it up. What you posted are pictures of the 2001 GM Tiger Shark Concept Vehicle. It was a one-off built for GM Special Vehicles by Wheel to Wheel, Inc. What you see is NOT a package you can buy for your C5. In addition, the Tiger Shark is more than just a C5 Coupe with custom styling enhancements. It's powered by a 7.0L (427 cu. in.) bored out Corvette LS1 V8. The engine is supercharged and intercooled with a Vortech 'T' supercharger and produces an awesome 742 horsepower at 6000 rpm and 690 lb-ft of torque at 5700 rpm. The Tiger Shark rolls on a modified independent suspension. Stopping power is provided by large Brembo racing brakes (14" front/12" rear). The custom 18" wheels on all four corners are Kinesis Motorsport K58 forged wheels with polished outer rim and custom painted centers wearing Goodyear F1 Fiorano tires.

However, as Patches alluded to, there is a high quality production body package available for the C5 Corvette, the TGR SRK Body Package. While not exactly the same, it does incorporate styling cues from the concept car, and the components were designed by the same people responsible for the Tiger Shark. But to be clear, regardless of what you've read, (per the manufacturer) it's not called the Tiger Shark body kit. There's only one Tiger Shark, and that's the concept car.

Some members here that have the package or individual components are: Jason Blue Boost, z06gman, Blacksun, LV_2_XLR8, miami993c297, and Pat Salerno.

Hope this helps!

 

There seems to still be some confusion, so I'll try to clear it up. What you posted are pictures of the 2001 GM Tiger Shark Concept Vehicle. It was a one-off built for GM Special Vehicles by Wheel to Wheel, Inc. What you see is NOT a package you can buy for your C5. In addition, the Tiger Shark is more than just a C5 Coupe with custom styling enhancements. It's powered by a 7.0L (427 cu. in.) bored out Corvette LS1 V8. The engine is supercharged and intercooled with a Vortech 'T' supercharger and produces an awesome 742 horsepower at 6000 rpm and 690 lb-ft of torque at 5700 rpm. The Tiger Shark rolls on a modified independent suspension. Stopping power is provided by large Brembo racing brakes (14" front/12" rear). The custom 18" wheels on all four corners are Kinesis Motorsport K58 forged wheels with polished outer rim and custom painted centers wearing Goodyear F1 Fiorano tires.

However, as Patches alluded to, there is a high quality production body package available for the C5 Corvette, the TGR SRK Body Package. While not exactly the same, it does incorporate styling cues from the concept car, and the components were designed by the same people responsible for the Tiger Shark. But to be clear, regardless of what you've read, (per the manufacturer) it's not called the Tiger Shark body kit. There's only one Tiger Shark, and that's the concept car.

Several members of CF have the package or individual components including Jason Blue Boost, z06gman, Blacksun, LV_2_XLR8, and miami993c297 to name a few.

Hope this helps!