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Svensson 12-24-2006 01:23 PM

Corvette Z06 drifting
 
I'm not too familiar around the American section on JW, so I hope this is not a Stan. And if it is, it's a good one... :wink:

:arrow: http://www.extremeriderz.com/myspace/07z06.wmv

TopGearNL 12-24-2006 03:31 PM

Pretty cool! :D

ViperASR 12-24-2006 03:35 PM

Thats pretty cool. I love rainy days :twisted:

TopGearNL 12-24-2006 04:11 PM

RCs words in action :wink: :P

EnzoLover 12-24-2006 07:49 PM

Fucking nice drift!!!

That guy rules!

RC45 12-24-2006 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by TopGearNL
RCs words in action :wink: :P

;)

Yep - 3100lbs, 500hp, rigid chassis, perfect 50%-50% weight distribution, rear wheel drive, front-mid engine layout and a real 6 speed manual transmission.... exactly what about that car is "amerikun straight line land boat".. ??

Nothing... ;)

SFDMALEX 12-24-2006 09:39 PM

Are you saying its not an American car ? :P

TopGearNL 12-24-2006 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by RC45
Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
RCs words in action :wink: :P

;)

Yep - 3100lbs, 500hp, rigid chassis, perfect 50%-50% weight distribution, rear wheel drive, front-mid engine layout and a real 6 speed manual transmission.... exactly what about that car is "amerikun straight line land boat".. ??

Nothing... ;)

Yep nothing I agree!

The Viper, now thats an amerikun straight line land boat :wink:

5vz-fe 12-24-2006 10:38 PM

Awesome exhibition!!!!

nthfinity 12-24-2006 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by TopGearNL
Quote:

Originally Posted by RC45
Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
RCs words in action :wink: :P

;)

Yep - 3100lbs, 500hp, rigid chassis, perfect 50%-50% weight distribution, rear wheel drive, front-mid engine layout and a real 6 speed manual transmission.... exactly what about that car is "amerikun straight line land boat".. ??

Nothing... ;)

Yep nothing I agree!

The Viper, now thats an amerikun straight line land boat :wink:

http://www.motorworld.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39636

yeah, heavy weight straight line only car, eh? Last time I checked, Vipers are damn fast around a track too; with wily oversteer handling.

The longer you people think this way, the more I'll ingrain it in every thread about M3's, Zonda's, Ferraris, etc. etc. etc.

the ignorance is just simply appalling

5vz-fe 12-25-2006 03:56 AM

The Viper maybe rough on edges, but w/ the right driver, it's one damn quick car. If you want a landboat however, get a buick. you will not be disappointed

yg60m 12-25-2006 06:09 AM

:shock: Awesome drift !! Thank you for the link mate :D

komotar 12-25-2006 06:35 AM

8) niiice 8)

I love the Z06, and this black on black is especially cool...

wait, went over the vid one more time...it's not black on black...titanium?

or is it just bad light and they're the standart rims?

TopGearNL 12-25-2006 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by nthfinity
Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
Quote:

Originally Posted by RC45
Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
RCs words in action :wink: :P

;)

Yep - 3100lbs, 500hp, rigid chassis, perfect 50%-50% weight distribution, rear wheel drive, front-mid engine layout and a real 6 speed manual transmission.... exactly what about that car is "amerikun straight line land boat".. ??

Nothing... ;)

Yep nothing I agree!

The Viper, now thats an amerikun straight line land boat :wink:

http://www.motorworld.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39636

yeah, heavy weight straight line only car, eh? Last time I checked, Vipers are damn fast around a track too; with wily oversteer handling.

The longer you people think this way, the more I'll ingrain it in every thread about M3's, Zonda's, Ferraris, etc. etc. etc.

the ignorance is just simply appalling

I was talking about the old Viper Nth not the Srt :roll:

ARMAN 12-25-2006 09:09 AM

Black vette Z06 is an awsome sight + he can really handle the car :twisted: nice find Svensson :wink:

ViperASR 12-25-2006 11:01 AM

it dosnt even really look like he is trying :twisted:

nthfinity 12-25-2006 11:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
Quote:

Originally Posted by nthfinity
Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
Quote:

Originally Posted by RC45
Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
RCs words in action :wink: :P

;)

Yep - 3100lbs, 500hp, rigid chassis, perfect 50%-50% weight distribution, rear wheel drive, front-mid engine layout and a real 6 speed manual transmission.... exactly what about that car is "amerikun straight line land boat".. ??

Nothing... ;)

Yep nothing I agree!

The Viper, now thats an amerikun straight line land boat :wink:

http://www.motorworld.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39636

yeah, heavy weight straight line only car, eh? Last time I checked, Vipers are damn fast around a track too; with wily oversteer handling.

The longer you people think this way, the more I'll ingrain it in every thread about M3's, Zonda's, Ferraris, etc. etc. etc.

the ignorance is just simply appalling

I was talking about the old Viper Nth not the Srt :roll:

Oh, I guess your right, that old viper is slow around a track too, and is only good for straight lines :roll: Find me an M3 that handles better then the old Viper GTS... sure, a porsche will... and a ZR1 is near equal, as is Ferrari.


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Engine Info

V10
7.9L 488Ci
Bore 4.00
Stroke 3.88
488 Ft-Lbs @ 3600 RPM peak
415BHP @ 5200 RPM peak
Cast aluminum block, heads, and crankcase with cast iron cylinder sleeves

Transmission Ratios
2.66:1
1.78:1
1.30:1
1.00:1
0.74:1
0.50:1
Final Drive 3.07:1
Overall Top gear 1.54:1

Weight 3445Lbs

Tire Sepcifications
Front: P275/40ZR17
Rear: P335/35ZR17

Suspension Tech
Front: Independant with unequal length upper and lower arms, Coil-Over shocks
Rear: Independant with unequal length uper and lower arms, Coil-over shocks, separate toe link.
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.86" Rear Roll bar
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and

http://img479.imageshack.us/img479/5...age13gb.th.jpg http://img479.imageshack.us/img479/1...age20xf.th.jpg

So, I guess the old one laps very close to the Porker, eh? Must be a real shit handling car then.

TopGearNL 12-25-2006 12:55 PM

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Oh, I guess your right, that old viper is slow around a track too, and is only good for straight lines Rolling Eyes Find me an M3 that handles better then the old Viper GTS... sure, a porsche will... and a ZR1 is near equal, as is Ferrari.
Again I was talking about the normal Viper... :wink:

nthfinity 12-25-2006 01:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
Quote:

Oh, I guess your right, that old viper is slow around a track too, and is only good for straight lines Rolling Eyes Find me an M3 that handles better then the old Viper GTS... sure, a porsche will... and a ZR1 is near equal, as is Ferrari.
Again I was talking about the normal Viper... :wink:

again, that is a normal viper with ABS and an extra 15 hp... not much different, eh?

dutchmasterflex 12-26-2006 11:26 AM

Heheh.. keep digging yourself deeper, NL ;)

Damn nice drift.. Great example of throttle control with all that torque in the rain.

RC45 12-26-2006 12:14 PM

Hey nth... go easy on TopGearNL.. he may be one of only 7 EU-based US car fans... :P ;)

ViperASR 12-27-2006 06:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by komotar
8) niiice 8)

I love the Z06, and this black on black is especially cool...

wait, went over the vid one more time...it's not black on black...titanium?

or is it just bad light and they're the standart rims?

I think they are just dirty

RC45 12-27-2006 07:00 PM

It's black alright... but I bet the Veyron guys will tell us that the Big Fat Bug can do that backwards at 500rpm with the driver drinking lattes and reading the Financial Times it's such a great car .. ;)

TopGearNL 12-27-2006 07:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nthfinity
Quote:

Originally Posted by TopGearNL
Quote:

Oh, I guess your right, that old viper is slow around a track too, and is only good for straight lines Rolling Eyes Find me an M3 that handles better then the old Viper GTS... sure, a porsche will... and a ZR1 is near equal, as is Ferrari.
Again I was talking about the normal Viper... :wink:

again, that is a normal viper with ABS and an extra 15 hp... not much different, eh?

ABS can make a big change :wink:

TopGearNL 12-27-2006 07:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RC45
Hey nth... go easy on TopGearNL.. he may be one of only 7 EU-based US car fans... :P ;)

LOL

Doesn't matter, Ill always like the Vette :D

Svensson 12-27-2006 07:20 PM

I'm glad you guys liked the video! :D

And I guess I'm one of those 7 EU-based US car fans. But no more than I'm a European or Asian car fan. It doesn't matter where it comes from, as long as it's a great car.

666fast 12-27-2006 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by brembo
Quote:

Originally Posted by RC45
It's black alright... but I bet the Veyron guys will tell us that the Big Fat Bug can do that backwards at 500rpm with the driver drinking lattes and reading the Financial Times it's such a great car .. ;)

The Veyron cant do that, as it got so much grip that it wouldnt loose traction at that puny speed.... :P :wink:

When a car wieghs 6 tons, it tends to be pressed to the road pretty well :P

nthfinity 12-27-2006 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by 666fast
Quote:

Originally Posted by brembo
Quote:

Originally Posted by RC45
It's black alright... but I bet the Veyron guys will tell us that the Big Fat Bug can do that backwards at 500rpm with the driver drinking lattes and reading the Financial Times it's such a great car .. ;)

The Veyron cant do that, as it got so much grip that it wouldnt loose traction at that puny speed.... :P :wink:

When a car wieghs 6 tons, it tends to be pressed to the road pretty well :P

it would have audi understeer, but the on board computers won't allow for it, so it will feel like somebody else is driving, and applying brakes/torque to indivudual wheels ;)

bmagni 12-27-2006 10:43 PM

lol, thats a cool vid, wet or not american cars tend to do that...


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