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Old 12-13-2017, 05:05 PM   #57
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If you could choose the new 2018 ZL1-1LE or the last year ACR Viper (2017), which would you buy, and why?

I own a gen 5 Viper GTS with the track pack. Nothing like a naturally aspirated 10 cylinder. With the limited production run (less than 1000 built per year) it is more rare than a ZL1 and will break the necks of onlookers. Also the viper is painted with tighter quality control, has premium interior and weighs 400 lbs less.

That all being said, I drive the my SS 1LE and love it just as much.
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Old 12-13-2017, 06:05 PM   #58
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I own a gen 5 Viper GTS with the track pack. Nothing like a naturally aspirated 10 cylinder. With the limited production run (less than 1000 built per year) it is more rare than a ZL1 and will break the necks of onlookers. Also the viper is painted with tighter quality control, has premium interior and weighs 400 lbs less.

That all being said, I drive the my SS 1LE and love it just as much.
So if I understand you correctly, you own a 2016-17 Viper GTS-this is the rare blue/white Viper GTS-R with American flag on both sides of rear side panels? Well, you own one of the most expensive/rarest Vipers ever made. Congrats. We would love to add a 16-17 Viper GTS-R to our collection but they are priced around $160,000 today, we simply cannot afford it at this time.

And you own the SS 1LE .... not a Z28 ... Why did you choose the 6th Gen SS 1LE over the 14-15 Z28?

Would love to see Pics of your Viper.
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Old 12-13-2017, 06:48 PM   #59
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So if I understand you correctly, you own a 2016-17 Viper GTS-this is the rare blue/white Viper GTS-R with American flag on both sides of rear side panels? Well, you own one of the most expensive/rarest Vipers ever made. Congrats. We would love to add a 16-17 Viper GTS-R to our collection but they are priced around $160,000 today, we simply cannot afford it at this time.

And you own the SS 1LE .... not a Z28 ... Why did you choose the 6th Gen SS 1LE over the 14-15 Z28?

Would love to see Pics of your Viper.
Do not own an ACR. It is a 2013, according to SRT, is one of two built as optioned.

I comsidered a Z/28, but the interior design did not truly blow me away. The Gen 6 1LE is a true drivers car. It is as capable as a Z/28 but with nicer lines and a upgraded interior.
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Old 12-13-2017, 10:10 PM   #60
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I considered a Z/28, but the interior design did not truly blow me away. The Gen 6 1LE is a true drivers car. It is as capable as a Z/28 .... but with nicer lines and a upgraded interior.
The Z28 is 505 horsepower. The Gen 6 1LE is 450 horsepower.

End of story.
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Old 12-13-2017, 11:54 PM   #61
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Couldn't we have three or four Z/28s, at least 2 1/2 C6Zs....
Had a Z/28. Need to drive something else lol
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Old 12-14-2017, 01:01 AM   #62
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The Z28 is 505 horsepower. The Gen 6 1LE is 450 horsepower.

End of story.
A WRX will get to 30mph faster. End of story.
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Old 12-14-2017, 03:44 AM   #63
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The Z28 is 505 horsepower. The Gen 6 1LE is 450 horsepower.

End of story.
It isn't just about horsepower, though yes the Z/28 has more power it also weighs slightly more. Though it still has a better power to weight ratio, the 6th generation car has a better chassis with a trick rear end. At the end of the day considering what you have to give up to drive a Z/28 Camaro may not be worth it for the small performance difference.
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Old 12-14-2017, 06:22 AM   #64
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The Z28 is 505 horsepower. The Gen 6 1LE is 450 horsepower.

End of story.
So 506hp is better than 505hp?

Guessing you own a Z/28. Nice car
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Old 12-14-2017, 07:11 AM   #65
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Had a Z/28. Need to drive something else lol
So much depends on how you plan to enjoy it. I see one ACR running hard at VIR and it iss bad fast. Some consider it to expensive or too rare to 'abuse' on a road course. Older Porsches and C6 Vette are the weapons of choice at VIR.
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Old 12-14-2017, 08:39 AM   #66
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Does anyone have comparative track times between the two cars?
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Old 12-14-2017, 09:11 AM   #67
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SS 1 LE 1:37.78 (Randy Probst)
Z/28 1:37.82 (Randy Probst)

Same track, same driver. Looks like the extra hp of the Z didn’t help at all
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Old 12-14-2017, 09:35 AM   #68
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So which engine will live longer on a road course the one with a dry sump or a wet sump?
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Old 12-14-2017, 10:13 AM   #69
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So which engine will live longer on a road course the one with a dry sump or a wet sump?

Easily researchable on google.

Most experts believe having oil coolers is a greater benefit than dry sump
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Old 12-14-2017, 10:18 AM   #70
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Easily researchable on google.

Most experts believe having oil coolers is a greater benefit than dry sump
Oil coolers don't help in a steady state high G turn. That said, we like oil coolers.

http://www.jpssonline.com/p-21-camar...r-by-jpss.aspx
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