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DRKS1D3 03-26-2020 11:13 AM

ZR2 LT4/8 speed trans swap from Lingenfelter
 
You can bet your bottom dollar that this thing would be pretty hairy! 720hp?
:evil:


https://gmauthority.com/blog/2020/03...v8-swap-video/

snizzle 03-26-2020 12:38 PM

Apparently FCA is willing to build basically this. Come on GM.

DRKS1D3 03-26-2020 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by snizzle (Post 10753657)
Apparently FCA is willing to build basically this. Come on GM.

Don't hold your breath. :pout:

strykerg8gt 03-26-2020 06:12 PM

It's cool, but not really usable power if you do off-roading.

DRKS1D3 03-26-2020 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by strykerg8gt (Post 10753870)
It's cool, but not really usable power if you do off-roading.

100% agreed. It's simply for the enjoyment of modding. Create a beast that nobody else has seen before. That's cool in my book. :thumbup:

Bhobbs 03-26-2020 09:04 PM

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Originally Posted by snizzle (Post 10753657)
Apparently FCA is willing to build basically this. Come on GM.

GM would never. I’m still surprised the ZR2 even made it on dealer lots.

DRKS1D3 03-27-2020 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Bhobbs (Post 10753977)
GM would never. I’m still surprised the ZR2 even made it on dealer lots.

Yes, it is a bit shocking; however, in typical GM fashion, they did play it fairly close to the vest. The ZR2 brings some impressive off-road tech, but it still only receives the same engine options as the standard Colorado. It would have been nice to see a few tweaks to the available engines just to provide a little bit more punch to set it apart from the rest of the Colorado family.

It appears that the upcoming ZRX Silverado is going to follow this same blueprint as well. From the rumblings, it will essentially be a full-sized ZR2 and will use the 6.2L engine that is already available in other Silverado models. An extra 40-50 ponies would be nice, but everything that I am hearing, GM will stay the course and simply pull a 6.2L off of the shelf and put it into this new variation. :noidea:

snizzle 03-27-2020 07:04 AM

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Originally Posted by DRKS1D3 (Post 10754165)
An extra 40-50 ponies would be nice, but everything that I am hearing, GM will stay the course and simply pull a 6.2L off of the shelf and put it into this new variation. :noidea:

Maybe we get a version of the LT2 in this truck at 500hp or so.

John_C 03-28-2020 03:40 AM

Ugly truck...

GM needs to build an equivalent to the Raptor, but a V8 boosted.

DRKS1D3 03-29-2020 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by John_C (Post 10754876)
Ugly truck...

GM needs to build an equivalent to the Raptor, but a V8 boosted.

That is the first time that I've heard someone say the ZR2 is ugly. To each their own. :noidea:

Scrappy Doo 04-11-2020 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by DRKS1D3 (Post 10754165)
Yes, it is a bit shocking; however, in typical GM fashion, they did play it fairly close to the vest. The ZR2 brings some impressive off-road tech, but it still only receives the same engine options as the standard Colorado. It would have been nice to see a few tweaks to the available engines just to provide a little bit more punch to set it apart from the rest of the Colorado family.

It appears that the upcoming ZRX Silverado is going to follow this same blueprint as well. From the rumblings, it will essentially be a full-sized ZR2 and will use the 6.2L engine that is already available in other Silverado models. An extra 40-50 ponies would be nice, but everything that I am hearing, GM will stay the course and simply pull a 6.2L off of the shelf and put it into this new variation. :noidea:

Agree.

GM may be successful at that though. There are quite a few "never own a raptor with a v6" crowd that would consider other brands if equivalent performance.

The Ram TRX still coming for sure?


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