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Re: Intake porting? [Re: JohnRR] #3197185
12/13/23 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnRR
[quote=MoonshineMattK][quote=Hemi_Joel][quote=Brad_Haak] If the BBC was really the ultimate engine the GM fanboys claim then why did the supposed pinnicale muscle/pony/non sportscar car ... the ZL1 Camaro ... get parked in favor of yet another 'vette ?


Did the big block chevy have many Nascar or Top Fuel victories?

Re: Intake porting? [Re: an8sec70cuda] #3197240
12/13/23 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by an8sec70cuda
I asked on one of the Facebook posts about the vette's weight and was told it was nearly 3500 lbs if I recall correctly. I find that hard to believe.
I know they aren't as light as some think, but still....it's a fiberglass body w/ aluminum heads, aluminum intake, lightweight brakes, etc. There's no way it's as heavy as a hemi E body.


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Re: Intake porting? [Re: an8sec70cuda] #3197256
12/13/23 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by an8sec70cuda
I asked on one of the Facebook posts about the vette's weight and was told it was nearly 3500 lbs if I recall correctly. I find that hard to believe.
I know they aren't as light as some think, but still....it's a fiberglass body w/ aluminum heads, aluminum intake, lightweight brakes, etc. There's no way it's as heavy as a hemi E body.


It does have an 8.50 cage in it but I would be hard pressed to believe its 3500 unless that is including the driver , the base curb weight of the 67 coupe is 3140lbs .

I did find this on a corvette site

1966-7 option "add" weights:
a31 Pwindow +5
co7 Htop +49
c48 lessHtr.-20
c60 a-c +93
j50 pBrake +12
L89 alHeads -73
m20 4spd -5
m35 pglide +1
n40 pStrg +21
u69 radio +21
l79 327/350 -8
l36 427/390 +215
l68 427/400 +151
l71 427/435 +149
The base car is a 327 with 3 speed.
Convertible curb weight 3160
Coupe curb weight 3140


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Re: Intake porting? [Re: MoonshineMattK] #3197257
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Originally Posted by MoonshineMattK
Originally Posted by JohnRR
[quote=MoonshineMattK][quote=Hemi_Joel][quote=Brad_Haak] If the BBC was really the ultimate engine the GM fanboys claim then why did the supposed pinnicale muscle/pony/non sportscar car ... the ZL1 Camaro ... get parked in favor of yet another 'vette ?


Did the big block chevy have many Nascar or Top Fuel victories?


According to the fanboys on the book of faces it has the most wins of anything engine EVER , in any sport EVER , in the universe EVER .


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