Originally posted by Sominon
Heh, no trust me compared to every other performance car the Z06 is the cheapest. The C5 isn't even far off from its numbers and it's 37k? Thats Seven thousand more the a convertible camaro.
I mean a 45 thousand dollar Z06, will match and outrun a 156k 360 Ferrari Modena. Do it all day as a matter of fact, and would destroy any other high performance sports car in any endurace race because well, look at the MPG that big 5.7 litre monster gets. 28 mpg highway? I know honda civics that don't get that.
^_^ Chevy pride.
(Until I get ahold of a Black WS6 in GT4, mmm)
Originally posted by Driftster
ok 52,000 for .98 G's 400HP and a mid 12 second quarter mile.
or 35G's for .95 G's 400HP and mid 12 second 1/4 mile
Originally posted by Driftster
Well the C5 has 100more lbs, 50 less HP and a second slower in the 1/4 mile. So I don't see how the numbers are close. Not to mention it only handles .93 G's which is .2 above a stock Honda civic.
Originally posted by Driftster
No the C5 weights 100lbs more than the Z06 man...-.-;;;
And a stock Eg6 Civic HB run's .91G's
First what chassis civic is it and what model?
Originally posted by ving
sincewhen was this thread about the z06?![]()
Originally posted by Driftster
in real life, i'd take a Viper over the DB7, but any of the other Aston Martin's over the viper.
Originally posted by Driftster
Vash, i'd have to dissagree there man. You've completly left out the 03 SVT cobra. You've completly left out the 350Z, and same for the host of new cheaper cars out there.
Originally posted by BadBatsuMaru
What in God's name would make you bring up a Ford?
The 2003 SVT Mustang Cobra starts at $38,460 for a 4.6L 390HP suprcharged V-8 that weighs 3780 lbs.
The 2004 350Z is $33,850 for a 3.5L 287HP NA V-6 that weighs 3428 lbs.
The 2004 Z06 is $51,585 for a 5.7L 405HP NA V-8 that weighs 3116 lbs.
It's nice that Ford decided to make a good Mustang this year, but it's still huge. It's just not in the same class as Z06's, Vipers, and other things that are legitimate race cars. The 2001 Z06 only had 385 HP, but it actually got 350 HP at the wheels.
If you want a supercharger, you can get a Procharger D1SC installed on a Z06 for $8,495, which will make it produce 580 HP at the wheels without removing any emissions stuff.
If you want more NA power, it's really cheap to "Displacement Up" a Z06. You can just get a longer-stroke crankshaft and turn it into a 6.3L, or you can make it a 7.0L Lingenfelter with 530HP for $8,400, which is what the GTS Vettes are.
Just look at the GTS races this year. Both C5 Vettes have been in the top 3 in every race they've entered, and they got 1st and 2nd in the past two.
I mean, if we were strictly talking "bang for the buck" as far as raw horsepower per dollar, the best thing to get would be a used Camaro. But it was my impression that we were talking about cars that don't suck. The 350Z and SVT Cobra are a a really good deal, but when I think of bang for the buck, I think of a $50,000 car that beats a $90,000 Viper and a $150,000 Ferrari and has almost identical specs to the Ferrari. I don't think of a Ford that happens to have a supercharger.
First the mustang STARTS at 34,000. 38,000 is for the convertable model.What in God's name would make you bring up a Ford?
The 2003 SVT Mustang Cobra starts at $38,460 for a 4.6L 390HP suprcharged V-8 that weighs 3780 lbs.
The 2004 350Z is $33,850 for a 3.5L 287HP NA V-6 that weighs 3428 lbs.
The 2004 Z06 is $51,585 for a 5.7L 405HP NA V-8 that weighs 3116 lbs.
It's nice that Ford decided to make a good Mustang this year, but it's still huge. It's just not in the same class as Z06's, Vipers, and other things that are legitimate race cars. The 2001 Z06 only had 385 HP, but it actually got 350 HP at the wheels.
If you want a supercharger, you can get a Procharger D1SC installed on a Z06 for $8,495, which will make it produce 580 HP at the wheels without removing any emissions stuff.
If you want more NA power, it's really cheap to "Displacement Up" a Z06. You can just get a longer-stroke crankshaft and turn it into a 6.3L, or you can make it a 7.0L Lingenfelter with 530HP for $8,400, which is what the GTS Vettes are.
Just look at the GTS races this year. Both C5 Vettes have been in the top 3 in every race they've entered, and they got 1st and 2nd in the past two.
I mean, if we were strictly talking "bang for the buck" as far as raw horsepower per dollar, the best thing to get would be a used Camaro. But it was my impression that we were talking about cars that don't suck. The 350Z and SVT Cobra are a a really good deal, but when I think of bang for the buck, I think of a $50,000 car that beats a $90,000 Viper and a $150,000 Ferrari and has almost identical specs to the Ferrari. I don't think of a Ford that happens to have a supercharger.