dont kill me!!!!!!
so, who needs then more education?
..and anyway education is not only how you spell and grammar languages but also how you reply properly to a post and yours only shows you spell properly but are far away from beeing educated at all
Last edited by panic; Dec 18, 2005 at 04:53 AM.
so, who needs then more education?
..and anyway education is not only how you spell and grammar languages but also how you reply properly to a post and yours only shows you spell properly but are far away from beeing educated at all 
today i went to see the new C6 and i had a great disillusion...
the car is too borguoise, too soft, too pampering, too similar to the mitsubishi gto twin turbo inside and out...too many electronic devises, a truck exhaust (that's why borla/corsa/etc make a lot of money...
)...before you kill me streight away
pls let me say i'm a corvette driver, but i like to drive real corvettes, i have a raw and b...a...lightened '77 C3 with a sweet 406ci 575hp stroker, very politically INcorrect, hard and with no luxury devises for soft a..s :o ......i cant understand why GM did not launch a basic C6 with no power sistems, no luxury complements, and possibly with the Z engine
..it would be lighter, faster and cheaper!!well, give me now the eye bandage and pls send the body to my mom

I suggest you post some pics of your farm rod Guido, impress us
thaaaaaat's right.
1) powerplant:
new 406ci 575hp (at 6.200 rpm, 552 ft/lbs trq reading at 4.400 rpm),engine by American Speed, new lakewood HD motor mounts, McLeod 11'' pressure pl/McLeod HD clutch disc, realease bearings and 11'' steel flyw. 3.73 final ratio, 4 speeds T-10 kept but rebuilt.
suspensions: front lightweight transverse springs, rear composite springs with longer 10'' bolts, HD front/rear sway bars, QA1 adjustable all round shocks, lightweight minilites wheels.
braking: all round willwood lightweight rotors/calipers by precision brakes co.
lightening:
got rid of:
A/C
heater
luxury and heavy f..a...seats for lightweight race ones
front and rear steel defenses (aluminium lightweight custom made supports instead)
new suspensions, engine and its new side pipes and brakes kit of course also substancially contribute...
for sure i forgot a few other things.
quartermile timing: i dont know, never run on a circuit with offcial timing but what i know is that i can beat more then half of the sport motorcicles (that can run the quarter currently in around 11 sec) on a crosslight in ilegal street runs, no car yet beat me where i live, even if i admit there are no great challengers, apart some fat a..es porsches 911's.
take care Sir
I suggest you post some pics of your farm rod Guido, impress us
thaaaaaat's right.It doesn't really matter though...it all depends on what makes you happy. I don't have a problem with luxury amenities if my car
out-handles and out-performs just about everything else on the road....they're icing on the cake. This "minimalist sports car" ideal is as old and dated as the C3. Get over it.
Last edited by VETTE-NV; Dec 18, 2005 at 10:01 PM.
1) powerplant:
new 406ci 575hp (at 6.200 rpm, 552 ft/lbs trq reading at 4.400 rpm),engine by American Speed, new lakewood HD motor mounts, McLeod 11'' pressure pl/McLeod HD clutch disc, realease bearings and 11'' steel flyw. 3.73 final ratio, 4 speeds T-10 kept but rebuilt.
suspensions: front lightweight transverse springs, rear composite springs with longer 10'' bolts, HD front/rear sway bars, QA1 adjustable all round shocks, lightweight minilites wheels.
braking: all round willwood lightweight rotors/calipers by precision brakes co.
lightening:
got rid of:
A/C
heater
luxury and heavy f..a...seats for lightweight race ones
front and rear steel defenses (aluminium lightweight custom made supports instead)
new suspensions, engine and its new side pipes and brakes kit of course also substancially contribute...
for sure i forgot a few other things.
quartermile timing: i dont know, never run on a circuit with offcial timing but what i know is that i can beat more then half of the sport motorcicles (that can run the quarter currently in around 11 sec) on a crosslight in ilegal street runs, no car yet beat me where i live, even if i admit there are no great challengers, apart some fat a..es porsches 911's.
take care Sir

My off-the-cuff guess would be that you knocked 200-250 pounds off of the C3, assuming a cast-iron block engine and aluminum heads. (True?) Assuming the 575hp is about equal in accuracy to GM's ratings you're running about 3400/575 = 5.9 lbs/hp, so assuming you can get traction I think low-11's, perhaps high even 10's are achievable. I hope you have roll cage... it sounds like you could clean the clock of new Z06.
Now, all of that aside, are you really asking GM to build something that interests you? With no heater, no AC, no radio, and racing seats? You think Porsches are fat-*** and C6's are bourgeoisie? Would you lump a Viper into one of those categories too? Personally, I couldn't live with a Viper on a daily basis, and I lust after most Porsches. I had a '97 Cobra I built up with a full-on Griggs Racing suspension (damn that was nice), seats, other mods galore, and it was just too brutal to enjoy so after six years I sold it. A car like yours might be nice on the track, but on the street? I think a C6 is just right.
The Best of Corvette for Corvette Enthusiasts
1) powerplant:
new 406ci 575hp (at 6.200 rpm, 552 ft/lbs trq reading at 4.400 rpm),engine by American Speed, new lakewood HD motor mounts, McLeod 11'' pressure pl/McLeod HD clutch disc, realease bearings and 11'' steel flyw. 3.73 final ratio, 4 speeds T-10 kept but rebuilt.
suspensions: front lightweight transverse springs, rear composite springs with longer 10'' bolts, HD front/rear sway bars, QA1 adjustable all round shocks, lightweight minilites wheels.
braking: all round willwood lightweight rotors/calipers by precision brakes co.
lightening:
got rid of:
A/C
heater
luxury and heavy f..a...seats for lightweight race ones
front and rear steel defenses (aluminium lightweight custom made supports instead)
new suspensions, engine and its new side pipes and brakes kit of course also substancially contribute...
for sure i forgot a few other things.
quartermile timing: i dont know, never run on a circuit with offcial timing but what i know is that i can beat more then half of the sport motorcicles (that can run the quarter currently in around 11 sec) on a crosslight in ilegal street runs, no car yet beat me where i live, even if i admit there are no great challengers, apart some fat a..es porsches 911's.
take care Sir















