WTB: Are there 2012/2013 z06 with z07 here?
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
Are there 2012/2013 z06 with z07 here?
I have just sold my 08 c6z and would love to have last years of it with z07
Must be production date > 03/12 with z07
Must be black interior with black, gray, night race blue or maybe red (except crystal red) exterior
Prefer <40k miles
Do prefer heads fixed by reputable shops and spun bearings mitigated for 2013 cars
Budget $44k
Thanks for offers via PM
Vit
Must be production date > 03/12 with z07
Must be black interior with black, gray, night race blue or maybe red (except crystal red) exterior
Prefer <40k miles
Do prefer heads fixed by reputable shops and spun bearings mitigated for 2013 cars
Budget $44k
Thanks for offers via PM
Vit
Last edited by Me2d; 01-25-2020 at 11:35 AM. Reason: Requrement changed
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Frank2times (01-03-2020)
#3
Melting Slicks
And there's always the thought that the engine will spin a bearing because 2012-2013 had composite bearings that seemed to have a higher failure rate. I had the most amazing top of the line 2013 Z06 Z07 and it was on it's 3rd stock dealer installed engine in 10,500 miles on the chassis. Both engines prior had spun a bearing and I'm not driving it hard by any means. For a $102k msrp car the reliability was terrible. Oh and that engine cost $22k to remove and replace.
#4
Racer
Thread Starter
It is not actually easy decision which Vette to have next and there are 16 GS w z07 FS for about $52k
But in love with c6z and I want it as a keeper actually
LS7 reliability is horrible, I have to pay 3x more e.g. for fixing heads :-( here in Europe
To have to deal with bottom end is financial suicide, but avoidable by 3rd party extended guarantee
But in love with c6z and I want it as a keeper actually
LS7 reliability is horrible, I have to pay 3x more e.g. for fixing heads :-( here in Europe
To have to deal with bottom end is financial suicide, but avoidable by 3rd party extended guarantee
#5
And there's always the thought that the engine will spin a bearing because 2012-2013 had composite bearings that seemed to have a higher failure rate. I had the most amazing top of the line 2013 Z06 Z07 and it was on it's 3rd stock dealer installed engine in 10,500 miles on the chassis. Both engines prior had spun a bearing and I'm not driving it hard by any means. For a $102k msrp car the reliability was terrible. Oh and that engine cost $22k to remove and replace.
#6
Melting Slicks
#7
Racer
Thread Starter
should be OK if last engine is over 10k miles, or not?
#8
Melting Slicks
#10
Burning Brakes
simple if you cant find the car with the heads already fixed just have one of the top shops fix it for you before you have it sent over,, matter of fact AMP down in NTX has built C7s and sent them over to the middle east somewhere
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Me2d (01-20-2020)
#11
Racer
Thread Starter
heads not fixed is not a problem if the price is right
#15
Le Mans Master
Mine may be for sale.
#16
Burning Brakes
The 2011 Carbon Edition is the perfect Z07. 2011s have the best sound and make the most power (over 10 at the wheels) due to the ZR1 intake and exhaust. They added the extra cats in 2012 making the sound more mellow and robbed some horsepower. I haven't had any issues with my LS7 but have an extended warranty not just for the engine but all of the ZR1 components like the magnetic suspension.
My for sale ad: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...31k-miles.html
My for sale ad: https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...31k-miles.html
Last edited by valet_devil; 05-04-2020 at 09:02 AM.