Virtual Car Show: Corvette 2015 Z06/Z07

“Freedom” is a 2015 Corvette Z06/Z07. In 2015 the Z06 returned to the Corvette line up. Boasting a Supercharger producing 650 horsepower and 650lbs. Of torque.
It was the fastest Corvette produced to date with a 0 to 60 speed of 2.9 seconds. This Z07 has every option available.
Modifications: polished long tube headers, polished x-pipe, AFW cold air intake, Redline ATI lower billet balancer assembly,Redline ATI overdrive pulley, green supercharger belt, colder heat Randy spark plugs, custom tuned and engine management calibration performed by Redline Motorsports, Pompano Beach Florida. Car produces 586.1 RWHP and 622.3 ft-lbs of torque @ 4500 RPM. One off custom powder coated roll bar & Competition Seats offset the interior. Paint is protected by Gyeon Ceramic Coating (Shiny Fenders) Engine compartment detailed for show, adding visible carbon fiber and custom air brushed hood liner and fuel rail covers by Steve Ray. This car is fully documented and limited production in 2015. Please enjoy a brief video I have put together for your enjoyment

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Location: Gwinnett, GA

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