2008 LS3 Corvette 45-160

safe driving on closed courses.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Corvette
• LS3
• 2008

[Brads97SVT]

Yo Jack ur gunna have to let me drive that beast... i got a 150 wet kit ordered for the cobra.. once i install it ill run ya... hah

[cptinjak]

This is shawn's car before the tune. Not mine.

[SagaraSouske]

safe driving my ass

[cptinjak]

False. I would never drive, (or pilot in any manner) your ass.

[PCgeek14]

@pureadrenaline25 If they decided to build 7L engines w/ DOHC heads like all european engines use the engines would be so large and heavy they wouldn't even fit properly in an SUV. The LS7 for example makes 500HP from 7 liters, while the BMW or Lamborghini V10's make the same power from "only" 5 L, but the actual LS7 engine IS SMALLER AND LIGHTER than both "high-tech" european V10's. And did I mention its more fuel efficient, reliable, and can be modded to all hell? All for half the $ too. ;D

[cadga1390]

LOL, 17.7MPG at 160MPH, i'd be doin that all the time

[IDontHateOnCars]

badass

[mkuroglu]

@pureadrenaline25 Pure moron you happen to think when building a 7.0L engine you just make bigger block big big big and thats it. Well you are wrong just saying that proves you know 0 about engine engineering. Building a 7L reliable and POWERFUL engine takes as much or even more tech/experience than building a 2L 240HP engine. And the 7L will get 30mpg in 6th gear and have torque to pass cars in top gear whereas the 2L simply wont

[IDontHateOnCars]

0:44

[SnizzFizz]

@cptinjak That was the dumbest response I've ever read in my life. 

[turbonegro1120]

@PCgeek14 Yeah i hate when honda owners talk about the size of their engine in liters compared to how much power it makes. if you think about it the measurement is just a measure of inside the cylinders so the actual 7.0liters is just empty space. the actual size of the block and engine determine the weight not the size in liters. they brag about a 2.0l making 100hp/liter when in reality its almost the same size as an LS1. Displacement doesn't always mean more weight.

[turbonegro1120]

@PCgeek14 Yeah i hate when honda owners talk about the size of their engine in liters compared to how much power it makes. if you think about it the measurement is just a measure of inside the cylinders so the actual 7.0liters is just empty space. the actual size of the block and engine determine the weight not the size in liters. they brag about a 2.0l making 100hp/liter when in reality its almost the same size as an LS1. Displacement always mean more weight.

[mawk27]

Time for boost!

[MrCod4Master]

@SagaraSouske it is safe driving he's not fucking swerving in every lane

[lovesthebass]

Pretty quick. You can't disrespect a Vette.

[lovesthebass]

Can I act like a V8 troll in a Honda thread?

My 22 psi k20 will smoke this shit.

I just wanted to try it once to see what it feels like. Man, I feel like such a lowlife piece of shit now. Discredit what I said.