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Originally Posted by theDreamer Brakes are different, tires are different, supercharger maintenance. There are some solid differences that up the ZR-1 cost, not to a crazy level but on par
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Tires/rims are identical.* Supercharger is maintenance free from what I understand unless you tear the belt up or something. I'm not sure to be honest if it has its own oil supply or pulls from the engine or is a "fill for life" thing or what, but it can't cost much. *Z06 w/Z07. Brakes require no maintenance for 100K miles unless you seriously track the car, but then all maintenance costs will go through the roof on anything. CC brakes will cost out the ***. They cost almost the same as the GT-R's conventional brakes though, lol. |
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