This thread is for the general discussion of the classified ad ange Technology Performance Module, For Silverado GM Vehicles 07-22 (V8.6R1). Please add to the discussion here.
What axle backs did you put on? I've heard folks say that unlike other cars, there is not a significant change in sound from the stock axle backs so curious to hear your experience.
I don't disagree. But.....adding up the cost of the Porsche's you need to buy in the hope you are 'gifted' an allocation without ADM gets really expensive.
Agree. Article below is from 2021 and GM was already seeing shifting demographics. Z06, ERay, and ZR1 will only make it 'worse'.
https://gmauthority.com/blog/2021/01/chevy-corvette-c8-is-selling-to-wealthier-customers-than-c7/
The demographic is rapidly moving towards a younger and wealthier...
I don't disagree with you but they do because they can. Porsche game is the same if not worse--huge increases, years long wait lists and allocation games overseas. This is not going away.
The increase on 911's is eye watering, so not at all surprised by this. The Z06 is still a 'bargain' based on what you are getting. Having said that, it's getting silly this car game--someone has to blink. Price elasticity is a real thing at some point for just about every product on the globe.
This CAI has been around for a while now--curious on revisiting any feedback from the forum from those that have it installed?
I've read power increase is minor which is to be expected on a stock non-tune box and not something I care about anyways. Any impact on sound, throttle response or...
So on a very positive note, seeing more C8's on the road in dry winter weather than I ever did C7's and with good reason!
Still taking a 911 Carrera/GTS 4 all day long over a C8 in winter though ;)
911 GTS4
I'm loving the C8 Z06.... but it's starting to nip into the 2's which will make it a very expensive 6 month garage store in winter. The 911 is a year rounder with the right tires and moderate snowfall, performance is not too far off the C8, build quality is rock solid, and values...