GeorgeR_Zed06

Same here, I hurt my right AC joint at the gym and it is still a bit bothersome. Doctor had me get on youtube and look up shoulder impingement exercises in which helped me out a great deal.

NO rain or snow for me if at all possible, there's no need, I have 3 other vehicles to choose from.

Always Red Dave

No rain never for me unless it is unexpected rain.

Boba Fett

OK show me where I said any of your post. Please stop putting words in my mouth. Let me dummy this down for you. Getting tested for something is totally different then claiming what a certain product is designed for. I can think of a million examples where this applies. I never said because I don't do it, does not mean others don't or it cant be done....Go back and reread and you'll see I said. Phantasms (member here) equips his Z with snows and does it and enjoys it (his prerogative). As many others who have posted, I am fortunate enough to have a daily driver and have no desire to drive my 2017 ZO6 in the rain/snow as I see that as a task and no form of pleasure. Yes, I am a "drive my corvette only on nice days" driver. Its not rocket science figuring out that a car that designed specifically to be fast around a road course with tires that peak in performance after reaching a certain temperature probably wont be a good choice for inclement weather...this is really silly IMHO to debate and I'm done with it....that being said, if its how you enjoy/using your corvette, have at it and enjoy.

FastestBusaAround

I drive all my cars in rain, but the Z06 less so, due to those big, massive, honking tires up front, and the way the car has a tendency to want to follow the road due to them. It has more tendency to want to go were it wants to go, than my other cars exhibit.

Z06 does not have neutral steering, and as such, is more dangerous in wet than my other cars. It has a tendency to hydroplane more easily because of the front tires.

shopteacher

On Friday, 13 April we got 18 inches of snow, the most in one day all winter. (Which put us over 144 total inches this year.) I had a trip to Texas, Louisiana and other places as we saw fit planned to launch at 5:00 Saturday morning. I spent 5 hours Friday on a tractor getting the half mile of road from my garage to the highway bladed so our 16 Z06 Z07 would not high center or otherwise malfunction at the start of the trip. Saturday morning the road was mostly frozen and we made it to pavement with minimum scraping and more than enough sliding. We are in Texas planning to leave Dallas for Louisiana Monday. I did put PS2's on and had the suspension download done before departure. Weather, Eco and Tour along the way with a mixed weather trip.
I am not a rain seeker but we tour with our Vettes and they get a good clean-up regularly.
To comment on rain during driving school, I highly support the idea. I am not an automotive driving instructor but just retired from over 10 years as a motorcycle safety coach and can affirm the confidence gained by a new rider after training in the rain.

plasboy

I’ve driven our Z06 in the rain several times. You go places and sooner or later it rains. Never had any problem with just wet roads but if it starts ponding you better slow your hiney down.