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Top one looks upside down, but those "spy" photos of the z06/z07 whatever had the camo covering a narrower portion of the mouth, maybe they were trying to hide those inlets.
Actually the bottom one, the base Stingray, is upside down. The top one still has bits on it from the production process. Note the two tabs that remain on the base model one are on the top when they should be on the bottom... which would then match the top one.
Oh... and it looks like the overall size/shape is the same so standard Stingray owners can ditch the chrome strip and get more efficient brake cooling ducts pretty easily!
Oh... and it looks like the overall size/shape is the same so standard Stingray owners can ditch the chrome strip and get more efficient brake cooling ducts pretty easily!
I believe you can order the Stingray grill in Cyber Gray. Probably gonna add that to my order, since imho, chrome doesn't belong on a modern 'vette.
Well, given how much time the engineers are dedicating to air flow modeling in and around the car, that "z06/zr1" grill looks to flow more air.
I like it... i don't think its for twins as the new engine will probably be just like everything else that was released around here... the LT4 which is supercharged according to the CAD drawings. So, brake ducts is probably what those are.
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
Slideshow: A Jaguar designer's personal project imagines what a modern front-engined Corvette might look like if Chevrolet revisited the golden age of the Stingray.