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Corvette paint is extremely hard and needs some seriously abrasive polishes and pads (Meguiar's 105 compound+compounding pad) to do any real correction. The Z should be much more sophisticated though, welcome to the club!
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Welcome welcome. Congrats with your new Z car!
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Here is the last picture I took of my c6. Hard to see the imperfections but they are there.
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I would take a picture of my Z if I could get it out of the garage. 14+" of snow and still falling!
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congrats! pics?
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Cannot take pictures of the Z due to all the snow here in Missouri. I picked up a brilliant silver with black leather.
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Congrats on the Z and welcome to the forum.
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welcome to the Z family :driving:
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According to Road&Track the current performance pecking order is as follows:
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 405hp 0-60: 4.4 seconds 1/4 mile: 12.7 @ 115.2 mph 60-0 Braking: 107ft. Slalom: 70.2mph. I so often wonder why the slalom tests show the same ,similar, or better speeds do not seem to be 'wrung out', by real world drivers. The OP's feels that the Z handles better. I bet it does. Or is it just that some cars must be driven be the "Stig" to get full potential, and cars like the Z are easily driven? Mustangs post better times than my 300ZX tt, yet never once did any muscle car ever pose a challenge to it. Damned 335i did. To the OP, Nele22, welcome. I too would love to see a write up in a few weeks between the two sports cars. |
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