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Former Vendor
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From: Callaway Cars - Old Lyme, Connecticut
Z07 is an option to the Z06 Corvette. Still has 505 hp.
We have built several Z06 Corvettes with the Z07 option with Callaway SC652 packages, delivering 652 hp
More info at www.callawaycars.com
Here are a few pics:
We have built several Z06 Corvettes with the Z07 option with Callaway SC652 packages, delivering 652 hp
More info at www.callawaycars.com
Here are a few pics:
Le Mans Master
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Milford NH
Z07 is an option to the Z06 Corvette. Still has 505 hp.
We have built several Z06 Corvettes with the Z07 option with Callaway SC652 packages, delivering 652 hp
More info at www.callawaycars.com
Here are a few pics:
We have built several Z06 Corvettes with the Z07 option with Callaway SC652 packages, delivering 652 hp
More info at www.callawaycars.com
Here are a few pics:
A ZR1 or this. Decisions,decisions
Race Director
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Frederick, MD
The Z06 with the Z07 package is nice. I would lean towards a Callaway though. They are about the same price and you can get the sport seat option for the Callaway. Of course you can also choose between MN6/A6 and Vert/Coupe (in GS or base trims). I bet the supercharger sounds great, especially in a Vert.
Team Owner
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From: Springfield MO
The CFZ is the appearance option.....carbon fiber splitter, side skirts, rear spoiler, roof panel from the ZR1.
Two different options, though I doubt if anyone orders the Z07 option without ordering the CFZ to go with it.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2009
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Z07 is an option to the Z06 Corvette. Still has 505 hp.
We have built several Z06 Corvettes with the Z07 option with Callaway SC652 packages, delivering 652 hp
More info at www.callawaycars.com
Here are a few pics:
We have built several Z06 Corvettes with the Z07 option with Callaway SC652 packages, delivering 652 hp
More info at www.callawaycars.com
Here are a few pics:
Race Director
Joined: Dec 2007
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From: Frederick, MD
I would consider not ordering the CFZ with the Z07 if I lived in an area where there are a lot of areas to scrap the splitter. CFZ also looks great while new but I wonder how it would look after a few 10k miles down the road. I looked at a ZR1 today at a car show and it looks like the sides of the car would get the crap beaten out of it by rocks from the front tires.
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Melting Slicks
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The Z07 option on the Z06 is the perfomance items.... brakes, wheels suspension from the ZR1.
The CFZ is the appearance option.....carbon fiber splitter, side skirts, rear spoiler, roof panel from the ZR1.
Two different options, though I doubt if anyone orders the Z07 option without ordering the CFZ to go with it.
The CFZ is the appearance option.....carbon fiber splitter, side skirts, rear spoiler, roof panel from the ZR1.
Two different options, though I doubt if anyone orders the Z07 option without ordering the CFZ to go with it.
Team Owner
Joined: Sep 1999
Posts: 41,732
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From: Springfield MO
I would consider not ordering the CFZ with the Z07 if I lived in an area where there are a lot of areas to scrap the splitter. CFZ also looks great while new but I wonder how it would look after a few 10k miles down the road. I looked at a ZR1 today at a car show and it looks like the sides of the car would get the crap beaten out of it by rocks from the front tires.
Former Vendor
Joined: May 2001
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From: Callaway Cars - Old Lyme, Connecticut
I would consider not ordering the CFZ with the Z07 if I lived in an area where there are a lot of areas to scrap the splitter. CFZ also looks great while new but I wonder how it would look after a few 10k miles down the road. I looked at a ZR1 today at a car show and it looks like the sides of the car would get the crap beaten out of it by rocks from the front tires.
This is the 63,000 mile report 
Former Vendor
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From: Callaway Cars - Old Lyme, Connecticut
Some recent examples of this, are legends of 1996 LT4 cars built as automatics - none were. Same with LS6 (Z06 cars) with automatics.
Race Director
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From: Frederick, MD
The front tires on the ZR1 are a little over 3/8" wider then the tires on my Z06, but I suspect they might not stick out any futher(maybe 3/16"). I'm not having any problems with the sides of my car from rocks except one 1/32" dia nick on the passenger side rear brake scoop, and that's with 12,500 miles. Of course I don't race it up Pikes peak either.
That is what a friend mentioned today at the show.
Team Owner
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From: Springfield MO
I meant to type Z07 instead of ZR1, as they both use the same wheels/tires. I was just pointing out that I wasn't seeing a bad problem with rock nicks on my Z06. Of course, any rock nick is a disaster on your baby.
