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The Corvette ZR1 is not a souped up Corvette, its not even after market, it is a production Corvette... so to compare it to the Testerosa, would be compleetly fair. Corvette has usually offered several options too there customers, there was the standard, after 1990 the ZR1 was a standard car but had different engine options, you had the LT-1 350 which created 300HP, then you had the LT-4 which where equipped in a few Corvettes, and the 1996 Corvette grandsport which sported a special paint scheme of blue with a white stripe, the LT-4 created about 320 or so horsepower, then you had the LT-5 which earlier versions created 375HP, and later versions 405HP.
they even have a after market corvette even faster, the Corvette Sledgehammer, it was built between 1987 and 1988, and has a twin turbocharged 850+HP V8, and had a top speed of 254MPH, but this car would have cost some $400,000US

<blockquote data-quote="13aceofspades13" data-source="post: 26314" data-attributes="member: 2731">The Corvette ZR1 is not a souped up Corvette, its not even after market, it is a production Corvette... so to compare it to the Testerosa, would be compleetly fair. Corvette has usually offered several options too there customers, there was the standard, after 1990 the ZR1 was a standard car but had different engine options, you had the LT-1 350 which created 300HP, then you had the LT-4 which where equipped in a few Corvettes, and the 1996 Corvette grandsport which sported a special paint scheme of blue with a white stripe, the LT-4 created about 320 or so horsepower, then you had the LT-5 which earlier versions created 375HP, and later versions 405HP.they even have a after market corvette even faster, the Corvette Sledgehammer, it was built between 1987 and 1988, and has a twin turbocharged 850+HP V8, and had a top speed of 254MPH, but this car would have cost some $400,000US</blockquote>

[QUOTE="13aceofspades13, post: 26314, member: 2731"] The Corvette ZR1 is not a souped up Corvette, its not even after market, it is a production Corvette... so to compare it to the Testerosa, would be compleetly fair. Corvette has usually offered several options too there customers, there was the standard, after 1990 the ZR1 was a standard car but had different engine options, you had the LT-1 350 which created 300HP, then you had the LT-4 which where equipped in a few Corvettes, and the 1996 Corvette grandsport which sported a special paint scheme of blue with a white stripe, the LT-4 created about 320 or so horsepower, then you had the LT-5 which earlier versions created 375HP, and later versions 405HP. they even have a after market corvette even faster, the Corvette Sledgehammer, it was built between 1987 and 1988, and has a twin turbocharged 850+HP V8, and had a top speed of 254MPH, but this car would have cost some $400,000US [/QUOTE]

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