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Corvette
C7 Z06
Z06 Market value
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<blockquote data-quote="Riley P" data-source="post: 71472" data-attributes="member: 2"><p>It's unfortunate how much negative publicity this car is getting considering the smell of the assembly plant hasn't even been washed off the cars yet.</p><p>I don't understand how the car can have so much "heat soak". However, all supercharged cars suffer from heat soak, but I have not heard about it affecting the ZR1 like the rumors make it sound for the Z06. </p><p>I'm not sure if there is a conservative ECU setting for the break in period. There might be as there is a listed "bread in" period for the first 1500 miles. But I'm not sure how it detunes the engine as Dyno results have shown 585rwhp and 616 rwtq right out of the gate. However, maybe as the car heats up, it detunes it and once it is broken in it will detune it differently when it heats up???</p><p>Not sure. </p><p>However, as stated, the car is in extremely limited supply. It is shown to make the full 650hp. It looks damn awesome. And the detune during heat soak may or may not be part of the break in process, I Don't know. Time will tell but my opinion is this will remain a highly sought after car for a long time.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Riley P, post: 71472, member: 2"] It's unfortunate how much negative publicity this car is getting considering the smell of the assembly plant hasn't even been washed off the cars yet. I don't understand how the car can have so much "heat soak". However, all supercharged cars suffer from heat soak, but I have not heard about it affecting the ZR1 like the rumors make it sound for the Z06. I'm not sure if there is a conservative ECU setting for the break in period. There might be as there is a listed "bread in" period for the first 1500 miles. But I'm not sure how it detunes the engine as Dyno results have shown 585rwhp and 616 rwtq right out of the gate. However, maybe as the car heats up, it detunes it and once it is broken in it will detune it differently when it heats up??? Not sure. However, as stated, the car is in extremely limited supply. It is shown to make the full 650hp. It looks damn awesome. And the detune during heat soak may or may not be part of the break in process, I Don't know. Time will tell but my opinion is this will remain a highly sought after car for a long time. [/QUOTE]
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