Am I The Only One That See This? *Side Intake Shape*
#21
Safety Car
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#23
Burning Brakes
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#24
For massive quantities of air!
#25
Pro
So have we written off the side scoops from the C8R that was briefly seen? All the renders and postulation lately has been that the design is completely different or there's some extra panel that'll be there.
#26
Zoom it towards the bottom of the scoop. You'll see that whole rear quarter panel is an overlay, there is a gap there. They need a wide fenders to fit wide wheels. That car also has many other more aggressive aero components that will never be see on the street car.
#27
Seen all the images, studied all the images. Zoomed in, don't see it. Where is this supposed overlay in the image above?
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#30
Le Mans Master
#33
What are you talking about? It was to make it harder to see what the shape of the front end was while it was a camoed test mule. You are misinformed.
#34
Well then you missed the gem that was the 84'.
Beautiful two-tone silver and gray paint...then coupled with an engine you can't really modify, a B pillar brace that cracks over time, a windshield wiper switch that must be replaced about once a year, and sensors that may randomly turn off your instrument panel requiring you to bang your fist on the dash until they turn back on. Great car? No. Personality? Yes. Strangely would love to have another one just like it...fully restored (even though that would only last a few days).
Beautiful two-tone silver and gray paint...then coupled with an engine you can't really modify, a B pillar brace that cracks over time, a windshield wiper switch that must be replaced about once a year, and sensors that may randomly turn off your instrument panel requiring you to bang your fist on the dash until they turn back on. Great car? No. Personality? Yes. Strangely would love to have another one just like it...fully restored (even though that would only last a few days).
#35
Le Mans Master
Well then you mlssed the gem that was the 84'.
Beautiful two-tone silver and gray paint...then coupled with an engine you can't really modify, a B pillar brace that cracks over time, a windshield wiper switch that must be replaced about once a year, and sensors that may randomly turn off your instrument panel requiring you to bang your fist on the dash until they turn back on. Great car? No. Personality? Yes. Strangely would love to have another one just like it...fully restored (even though that would only last a few days).
Beautiful two-tone silver and gray paint...then coupled with an engine you can't really modify, a B pillar brace that cracks over time, a windshield wiper switch that must be replaced about once a year, and sensors that may randomly turn off your instrument panel requiring you to bang your fist on the dash until they turn back on. Great car? No. Personality? Yes. Strangely would love to have another one just like it...fully restored (even though that would only last a few days).
I still loved that car! Replaced it with a ZR-1. Loved that even more. Replaced that with a ZR1. Loved that even more. And the story keeps repeating itself. Stay tuned.
#36
Melting Slicks
The way I see it when viewing the most updated colorized images there is an upper portion of the side scoop that is a part of the upper door skin. Does this extra width create a problem when parking next to another vehicle or in one's garage? Maybe an illusion, but seems like this portion would extend out further than the door skin itself.
#37
The '86 had its own list of issues, head gaskets leaking, ignition key contact problem, clear top spider webbing, headlight door gear shearing, overdrive unit failures, limited slip clutch...
I still loved that car! Replaced it with a ZR-1. Loved that even more. Replaced that with a ZR1. Loved that even more. And the story keeps repeating itself. Stay tuned.
I still loved that car! Replaced it with a ZR-1. Loved that even more. Replaced that with a ZR1. Loved that even more. And the story keeps repeating itself. Stay tuned.