I have poor mans stage 1 spitter on mine so the plastic fender flares look good with the cheapy version.
Finally got it!
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Intermediate
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Congratulations and welcome to the Z owners club. It’s hard not to love this car. I was smitten with mine, even during the 500 mile break in period when only using a fraction of its power.
It’s very wise of you to slowly get used to the power. This isn’t a car you just want to flat foot the gas pedal without knowing what’s coming
It’s very wise of you to slowly get used to the power. This isn’t a car you just want to flat foot the gas pedal without knowing what’s coming
I think it will be a while before i do any wide open throttle stuff.
Honestly right now doing the half *** pulls gets the heart racing.
Even driving it normal is amazing. It's a fun car. I took the top off the other day loved every second of it just cruising.
Also i didnt buy this car for attetion by any means, but how do you not like all the looks and comments. I thought with the c8s being out it wouldn't stick out as much. I think I've maybe stopped at one place where people didn't pay any attetion. Everyone is always looking, waving, giving comments. As I said I didn't buy the car for that but it does feel good.
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From: 2019 CMG Z06/ZR1
Congratulations and welcome to the Z owners club. It’s hard not to love this car. I was smitten with mine, even during the 500 mile break in period when only using a fraction of its power.
It’s very wise of you to slowly get used to the power. This isn’t a car you just want to flat foot the gas pedal without knowing what’s coming
It’s very wise of you to slowly get used to the power. This isn’t a car you just want to flat foot the gas pedal without knowing what’s coming
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2025 C7 of the Year Finalist- Unmodified
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BE CAREFUL.the corvette is the most dangerous car in america.most people who buy these cars do not understand the power.they are DECEPTIVLY FAST.they look down at the speedo and it reads 100 and they have the windows up and stereo on and they dont believe they are going that fast until they have to stop.you have a F16 fighter.you have to believe your instruments!!! that is the key to staying alive in your Z.have fun and good luck.great looking car.
