White Shark Corvette/512hp
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White Shark Corvette/512hp
Looks like the Corvette engineers are still at work! Some 512hp from 402 cubic inches.
http://www.motorcities.com/contents/02JSB154961670.html
[Modified by paul79, 2:12 PM 12/21/2002]
http://www.motorcities.com/contents/02JSB154961670.html
[Modified by paul79, 2:12 PM 12/21/2002]
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Re: White Shark Corvette/512hp (paul79)
Here are some of the highlights for the car:
There are some pics of the car there too.
[Modified by Eddie 96, 2:12 PM 12/21/2002]
CHEVROLET WHITE SHARK CORVETTE VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS:
Two-door sport coupe
6.6L (402 cid) OHV aluminum LS1 V-8 engine
512 hp @ 5500 rpm
523 lbs.-ft. @ 4700 rpm
Shark Sand tri-stage pearl paint
Exterior styling package
Engine bay carbon fiber dress kit
Black, Klein Karoo ostrich/cowhide leather trim interior with custom console lid
Campari red, ostrich leather interior accent color
Aluminum throttle pedal and footrest
Two-door sport coupe
6.6L (402 cid) OHV aluminum LS1 V-8 engine
512 hp @ 5500 rpm
523 lbs.-ft. @ 4700 rpm
Shark Sand tri-stage pearl paint
Exterior styling package
Engine bay carbon fiber dress kit
Black, Klein Karoo ostrich/cowhide leather trim interior with custom console lid
Campari red, ostrich leather interior accent color
Aluminum throttle pedal and footrest
[Modified by Eddie 96, 2:12 PM 12/21/2002]
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Re: White Shark Corvette/512hp (paul79)
:cool: :cool: :cool:
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Re: White Shark Corvette/512hp (QuickVet)
:cool: Will this be a regular production car? This would make a cool 50th anniversary Corvette...
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Re: White Shark Corvette/512hp (paul79)
Very nice! Also similar to Dick Guldstrand's 50th anniversary Vette. He uses a 427 Katech LS1/6 motor and makes well over 500hp. Still, it's not the amount of horsepower that is amazing, such numbers have been common place for race engines of this size for about 40 years. The amazing part is how incredibly civilized they are and still make that much power. The torque curve is much more broad than my L88 giving substantially more area under the curve. And it will idle all day with a/c on in 100 degree weather AND NEVER OVERHEAT!
Chuck
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