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Ooh good carch tool hoarder. I never would've noticed that. I wouldn't know why though unless because we heard a turbo spool you pointed out in the video thread maybe they are testing out the supposedly hybrid system on the base model body so it wouldnt look suspicious. I don't know thats the best guess I got.
Because GM got my memo and knows that corvettes NEED four wheel drive AND room for 2 shepherds plus a pair of lounge chairs and inflatable pool in addition to 1.5g, 200+ up top and a blistering 0-60........is that really too high a bar????????
That would imply the car is AWD... which is highly doubtful for the base model.
It might answer your question, though ... why it would even show the axle/differential.
If this is a base model, maybe they're reusing the widget from a possible AWD model. Or, maybe the base model will include this configuration as an option (similar to how the current low-end V6 380 hp Jag F-types feature a similar AWD system as an option, for example) while a later, higher-perf model might leverage a hybrid AWD system. Just speculating.
07-01-2019, 06:42 PM
Why does the tire temp display appear to have two differentials?
