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I recently bought my first corvette and love it , but it like to make it a little faster , can anyone recommend me a mod list for either naturally aspirated build max power allowed or a forced induction set up ; looking to be at around 700hp or more but still have a reliable daily , thank you
A professional inspection of suspension, brakes and steering.
Flush brake fluid. Replace with a high temp synthetic.
Replace brake pads with pad that suits your driving habits.
A comfortable reclining competition seat and dot approved harness.
The best tires you can afford.
A competition alignment.
A larger power steering cooler.
Attend a driving school.
In that order.
Horsepower does not make you fast, confidence does.
No disrespect but until you attend a driving school you have no idea of how little of your car's potential you are actually using. or how little you know about driving.
Please understand, before I attended my first 2 day class I taught I owned the road. 2 days later I felt like a child among the DRIVERS trying to teach me. It's sooooo humbling.
😏 I guess but , I'm really not looking for track times I'm looking for off the roll power , say from 60 roll and up , car is fast but could be faster , I had a lot of fun with my evo 9 before this car and kind of miss the extra power
I daily my 07 Z06, bought it about 2 months ago and have put 5k miles on it. She just reached 40k miles and a blast everytime I get in. It already had that valve issue addressed along with a lot more motor work done. She makes 535 to the ground and is perfect. Mine had 295 in the back and upgraded to some ZR1 wheels that are wider at 335. Made a little difference. I added the JL sub to the rear driver side compartment to add some bass, the amp is under the passenger seat. The only problem I see that sucks is potholes or crappy roads.
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