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8's on motor..
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oh i thought you was going to say you finally made it in the 8's in the 1/8th with your piece
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that cars gettingi t.. he mifht hve a few 10ths left in it.
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That thing sounds like it has about 17:1 :eek2: |
Slightly confused... Caption says C5R. I thought this was a C5R (or these-in the case of this pic):
http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-20...o-1280x960.jpg The car in that vid looks mysteriously like a Camaro. Maybe some F-body guys are just dillusional as to what kind of car they have. |
all about the motor
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C5R is the block type. Stock GM racing block.
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Thanks. I am unfamiliar with GM terminology.
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Yep, back when Chevrolet started putting factory sponsored teams back in American LeMans Series Racing, they were using the C5 Vette which was sporting a C5R Engine. I think just a C5R bare block was about $6,500. I dont know how much C5R heads are but if I'm not mistaken those monsters flowed in the high 300-400 CFM range The pics of the cars you guys posted above is the C6R Corvette but I dont "think" they designate these motors C6R motors Its rumored that "someone", no names mentioned in Columbia has a C5R stuffed into a certain 4th gen :mrgreen: |
My bad. Those are C6Rs
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Jason might have been talking about a C5R shortblock. About 4 years ago, you could get a C5R block. List price was 6,500. Also, you and I both know anything Katech sells has a multiplier of 20 on the price. Yes, I was talking about Phil and Sheila's Trans Am. |
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