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Tried telling the guy with the Z06 at the gas station he was unknowingly using the diesel pump to top off his gas tank, but he was on his cell phone. ;-)
The C8 on a tire is much easier to hustle down the 1/4 than the C8Z. 10.99 is a great run!
However, the C8Z only cut a 1.8 60' and only managed a 7.28 1/8th on a prepped track, obviously not a good run.
Most C8Zs do a 1.6 60' on a prepped track.
My previous C8 Z51 did a 1.8 60', 7.28 1/8th at 97.7 mph on an unprepped street. No room to finish the 1/4, probably would have been 11.2s, not bad for a stock C8.
On a worse run with more room the C8 Z51 did 7.48@97.61 and completed the 1/4 at 11.48@121.65
I am sure my C8Z will easily best those times once I give it a try.
Most C8 Z06s run 10.5-10.7s@128-131mph in he 1/4, sounds like they drag race just fine.
Didn't say they didn't. I said they weren't designed for it. They were designed for lap times/road courses. Being fast in a straight line is one aspect of being fast on a road course.
Didn't say they didn't. I said they weren't designed for it. They were designed for lap times/road courses. Being fast in a straight line is one aspect of being fast on a road course.
Cars now really can do it all, great time to be an enthusiast.
Car designed for road courses still have launch control and run 10s in the 1/4, unbelievable.
Tried telling the guy with the Z06 at the gas station he was unknowingly using the diesel pump to top off his gas tank, but he was on his cell phone. ;-)
That can’t be true… like the video of people in a Tesla trying to fill their tires at the Propane pump 🤣
If the "insert car model here" wins, it's an awesome 1/4 mi machine. If it loses to a less- powerful car, "it's not built for drag racing, it's built for a road course". Same story different day.
Didn't say they didn't. I said they weren't designed for it. They were designed for lap times/road courses. Being fast in a straight line is one aspect of being fast on a road course.
I am a road course racer. If not intended for straight line events too, why did Chevy spend all the $$ on launch control?