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RogerStout 10-13-2014 06:47 PM

LT4 supercharged?
 
You really think they are going to drop this motor in the 6th gen zl1? I will be first inline to order one at my local dealer if so..

HDRDTD 10-13-2014 06:48 PM

I doubt it. It'll be reserved for the Corvette I'd think. At least for a year or two.

RogerStout 10-13-2014 06:50 PM

They would continue to use the LSA?

Wizard1183 10-13-2014 06:58 PM

Well there's little doubt the 2017 50th anniversary will not be a promising vehicle. I'm expecting them to put some massive HP in this so an LT-4 is not wishful thinking.

ilirg 10-13-2014 07:10 PM

Not a doubt in my mind the lt4 will be in the 6gen zl1

DenverTaco07 10-13-2014 09:02 PM

If they do a ZL1 or equivalent....I don't see chevy not throwing a SC on the same platform, LT1. Don't see how anything else makes sense.

Assuming the LT1 Is going in SS.

So yes...LT4.

Bhobbs 10-13-2014 09:13 PM

I bet we see some version of the LT4, just most likely not one with all 650 hp/lb ft.

DenverTaco07 10-13-2014 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Bhobbs (Post 8007364)
I bet we see some version of the LT4, just most likely not one with all 650 hp/lb ft.

649 sounds good

RogerStout 10-13-2014 09:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bhobbs (Post 8007364)
I bet we see some version of the LT4, just most likely not one with all 650 hp/lb ft.


I dont mind the detuned LT4, Nice if the made it simple to add the power back in... :headbang:

Bhobbs 10-13-2014 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by DenverTaco07 (Post 8007410)
649 sounds good

I'm thinking 600/600 is about right.

DenverTaco07 10-14-2014 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Bhobbs (Post 8007585)
I'm thinking 600/600 is about right.

I know it's been stated many times, but remind me of the potential weight loss on the 6th Gen again.

I think a new ZL1 with >580 HP /556 Lb-ft, and 3820 weight is....

ok, some math...

5th Gen 580/4120 gives power to weight of .141

6th Gen 600/3820 (assumption) gives power to weight of .157, a 12% increase.

625 HP = .164 P to W, a 16% increase

640 HP = .168 P to W, a 19% increase

Someone check my math - i rounded up.

Anyway, don't know if we are gonna get 300lb diet or not, but a 15% increase should suffice.

RLHMARINES 10-14-2014 11:28 AM

I believe with the proposed rear engine Zora Corvette ZR1 coming soon with a lot more hp than the '15 Z06's 650 rating, it should be safe to think that the LT4's hp rating when installed in the 6th gen will not be detuned for any reasons.

hotlap 10-14-2014 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by RLHMARINES (Post 8008263)
I believe with the proposed rear engine Zora Corvette ZR1 coming soon with a lot more hp than the '15 Z06's 650 rating, it should be safe to think that the LT4's hp rating when installed in the 6th gen will not be detuned for any reasons.

:word: I don't see the LT4 Z06 as the end of the Corvette story.

Bhobbs 10-14-2014 07:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RLHMARINES (Post 8008263)
I believe with the proposed rear engine Zora Corvette ZR1 coming soon with a lot more hp than the '15 Z06's 650 rating, it should be safe to think that the LT4's hp rating when installed in the 6th gen will not be detuned for any reasons.

I would be shocked to see a mid engine Zora any time soon. I just don't see how GM can build a mid engine car on the C7 chassis. That would require modifying everything forward of the transmission. It would be a 75% brand new structure.

We haven't seen any mid engine mules running around and, with GM never having built a production mid engine car, I'm sure they would have to do a lot of testing.

Until I see a mid engine Corvette Zora ZR1 on stage I won't believe it. Same goes for a Camaro with the full potential of the LT4, as it sits now.


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