C7 ZR1 April Nurburgring Testing
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Now, let's see if they publish a lap time.
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if they nail it you can guarantee they will. nice find. thanks
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Glenn in 3, 2, 1 . . . . . .
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Don't forget, Tadge CONFIRMED the Z06 ran a time that would be release, but I think that due to pending litigation of false claims the car was track ready, they pulled back on it.
I believe the Z06 ran a sub 7:10 by Mero. The Z06 can do a lap without overheating...there have been multiple B to G laps and Sportcar magazine did a hotlap, which includes the outlap. The Z06 didn't have an overheating problem there, it was an internal decision to hold back the time.
I believe the Z06 ran a sub 7:10 by Mero. The Z06 can do a lap without overheating...there have been multiple B to G laps and Sportcar magazine did a hotlap, which includes the outlap. The Z06 didn't have an overheating problem there, it was an internal decision to hold back the time.
Last edited by KnightDriveTV; 04-10-2018 at 07:33 PM.
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Considering this is just an industry pool day I doubt they’ll publish a lap time within the next couple weeks, more likely sometime in June based on when they released the ZL1 1LE record time. They’re likely getting in as many practice laps as they can before they get their dedicated days later on in the spring.
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Telepierre (04-16-2018)
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Anyone notice no ZR1 emblem at the back? Fake!
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Tadge stated few times Nurb is not a priority. Couple that with Chevy pulling out of Europe few years back and I wonder if there is any ROI in doing the Nurb. Maybe it drives some of the UAE/Kuwait/oil rich market...?
Kudos for spending the testing big bucks for the brand!
Kudos for spending the testing big bucks for the brand!
Last edited by Telepierre; 04-16-2018 at 03:02 AM.
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If history is any indicator, don't EXPECT a Ring time for the ZR1...
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Rodbuster56 (04-19-2018)
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No ZR1 callouts on the hood either. It is still a very real ZR1 though. Check the front fascia,body panels, hood, wheels and wing. I don't think they would go through all that trouble to "fake" a ZR1 lap. Other forum members would be more familiar but I don't think it's uncommon to have some accouterments missing from prototype or engineering vehicles.
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Using all the track, in literally any car at nearly any track, is key to a fast laptime.... don't matter if it's a Corvette, Miata, Porsche, or a whatever. Anyway, I was hoping the ZR1 would at least be low 7's.... hmmm.
Looks mean as shyt tho... saw the Sebring Orange at BJPB over the weekend. This one was well-spec'd fully loaded with the kitchen sink.... 149k msrp I was told. Yikes.
Looks mean as shyt tho... saw the Sebring Orange at BJPB over the weekend. This one was well-spec'd fully loaded with the kitchen sink.... 149k msrp I was told. Yikes.
Last edited by C7_Z06; 04-16-2018 at 10:41 AM.
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Anyway, for what it spits out on paper I am honestly disappointed it didn't crack a sub-7 let alone low 7's.... it's still very fast but for the pricepoint it arguably makes the C7 Z06 a "better" deal.
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