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DRKS1D3 · 04-13-2017, 05:48 AM

I will reserve all judgment until some official reviews have been completed. With that being said, I want to see this car's street mannerisms. IMHO, ~90-95% of them will never see a track, since I believe most owner's won't be too willing to hack up their ~$85-90k car in order to install a cage. Will it handle better, is it more nimble, is it simply a one trick (stop light to stop light) pony? We should know in a few weeks. As I've stated plenty of times before, I'm a GM guy, but when I see something cool, I can appreciate it. Competition breeds success.

04-13-2017, 05:48 AM	#219
DRKS1D3 Drives: '17 Corvette Grand Sport M7 Join Date: May 2012 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3,748	I will reserve all judgment until some official reviews have been completed. With that being said, I want to see this car's street mannerisms. IMHO, ~90-95% of them will never see a track, since I believe most owner's won't be too willing to hack up their ~$85-90k car in order to install a cage. Will it handle better, is it more nimble, is it simply a one trick (stop light to stop light) pony? We should know in a few weeks. As I've stated plenty of times before, I'm a GM guy, but when I see something cool, I can appreciate it. Competition breeds success. __________________ MY RIDE: 2017 CORVETTE GRAND SPORT--TRIPLE BLACK, 7 SPEED MANUAL, VARARAM TCR-7 INTAKE, BORLA CATLESS X-PIPE, CARBON FIBER STAGE 2 AERO, MGW SHORT-THROW SHIFTER SOLD2011 TRIPLE BLACK SS CONVERTIBLE--6 SPEED MANUAL, MANY MODS, 455 RWHP/435 RWTQ DAD'S RIDE: 2012 ZL1 #1866--BLACK, 6 SPEED MANUAL, EXPOSED CF HOOD, POLISHED WHEELS, SUNROOF, ROTO-FAB INTAKE "Silly Americans, taking from the rich and giving to the poor only works in fairy tales. Success is earned here!".