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2011 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 - $20K in Performance Upgrades
The 2011 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 is the ultimate expression of American automotive engineering. The ZR1's
supercharged engine is a heavily modified version of the LS3 Corvette engine that produces 638 hp and 604 lb/ft of
torque. The ZR1 is so much more than just straight line power, in fact, it achieved an incredible lap time of 7:19
on the legendary Nürburgring, a full 6 seconds faster than a Ferrari Enzo!
Nearly $20,000 in performance upgrades were invested into this ZR1. The vehicle features an APR Performance carbon
fiber rear spoiler ($2,000), as well as custom 3-piece forged COR Concave wheels ($6,500). Another $11,000 was
spent in March 2013 for additional performance modifications such as Pfadt Single adjustable coilovers and street
swaybars, a Lingenfelter pulley upgrade and American Racing headers, an upgraded supercharger belt, dyno tuning,
suspension adjustments and more (we have receipts for these modifications). The standard Corvette ZR1 is a
phenomenal performance car and this particular one is even better! The sound of its exhaust is absolutely monstrous
and it dominates the road with its aggressive appearance.
This is a US-spec vehicle with an impeccable CarFax report and no accidents.
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