max225 wrote:
AWEEE YEAAAAH its like there is a never ending supply of these Corvette owners. Also wouldn't it make sense that every year is "record breaking" I am sure more corvettes hit the road every year vs the pole outside of the favorite hooterz spot.
Like walking stereotypes... Newbalance, white socks... fat... and 55-70 years old... c7 sure bring in all that young blood, which is what they said would happen with the C6, and C5 and C4..... this doesn't change...
That's my biggest gripe with the corvette. That "exclusive" owners club is just...
No different here, its like someone cloned the same people all across the country
Corvette bingo at 3:30. First prize is a new pair of New Balances. Second place receives a pair of jorts.
All participants will receive a coupon to Denny's.
Look man, Denny's is where the old guys with Camaros go. No self respecting gold chain, airbrushed hoodliner family is going there. They will be at the Red Lobster.
Corvette bingo at 3:30. First prize is a new pair of New Balances. Second place receives a pair of jorts.
All participants will receive a coupon to Denny's.
Look man, Denny's is where the old guys with Camaros go. No self respecting gold chain, airbrushed hoodliner family is going there. They will be at the Red Lobster.
Many apologies.
The last thing anyone wants is a Corvette club riot. I shall ask the underhood mural gods for forgiveness.
max225 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 01, 2019 10:36 pm
I drive a 4cyl clowncar with a boom boom pipe. Anything with a V8 is gods work.
but I feel like compared to the c7's and before, it sounds not far off from a v6. But then again, I noticed he short shifted so
I remember autoxing my C5 with stock exhaust and someone showing me a video where you only hear wind noise as the car goes by. They sound good but are quiet in stock base forms, they know their new purchase audience includes many . It'll sound great, like any other Corvette, with some Brolas or the like.
but I feel like compared to the c7's and before, it sounds not far off from a v6. But then again, I noticed he short shifted so
I remember autoxing my C5 with stock exhaust and someone showing me a video where you only hear wind noise as the car goes by. They sound good but are quiet in stock base forms, they know their new purchase audience includes many . It'll sound great, like any other Corvette, with some Brolas or the like.
The C7 with performance exhaust is legit loud though.
I remember autoxing my C5 with stock exhaust and someone showing me a video where you only hear wind noise as the car goes by. They sound good but are quiet in stock base forms, they know their new purchase audience includes many . It'll sound great, like any other Corvette, with some Brolas or the like.
The C7 with performance exhaust is legit loud though.
Can't you switch that on/off ? Admittedly I don't know because I don't bother sniffing around stuff that's 'more than I can afford pal' too much.
I remember autoxing my C5 with stock exhaust and someone showing me a video where you only hear wind noise as the car goes by. They sound good but are quiet in stock base forms, they know their new purchase audience includes many . It'll sound great, like any other Corvette, with some Brolas or the like.
The C7 with performance exhaust is legit loud though.
Can't you switch that on/off ? Admittedly I don't know because I don't bother sniffing around stuff that's 'more than I can afford pal' too much.
c7 sure bring in all that young blood, which is what they said would happen with the C6, and C5 and C4..... this doesn't change...
but I think the cross plane coyote sounds better especially with the new active exhaust.
a few first gen immigrant on DFD, resident turk, and ex nazi egg lover now driving a middle class mom mobile.
but I feel like compared to the c7's and before, it sounds not far off from a v6. But then again, I noticed he short shifted so 
. It'll sound great, like any other Corvette, with some Brolas or the like.
would know.