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5.3LSilverado01

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No its not a c6. Its a c5 supercharged with 600+rwhp!!! :) If you look closily at the end of the vid when it gets lighter for a sec, look at his speedo, its almost pegged out!!!!

I know what they are doing is dangerous as he!!, but its still awsome to see :banghead:

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Ferrari - Big $$$$$$

 

Insurance on said Ferrari - Big $$$$

 

Trying to shake a "measly" Corvette and not being able to and getting your ass handed to you at will by the Chevy.... PRICELESS!!!!

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Why is it that I cant see the video? All I see is the Media Player showing colors on the screen. :banghead: Do I need to do something to my Media Player to get it to work?

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5.3LSilverado,

 

Whos C5 is it? Im on corvetteforum still, although I recently sold mine. I like to hear stories, but being a KILL, we dont talk on the CF.

 

COOL Video. I love that stuff. Check this one out. Old, but still cool.

 

Go to this link then scroll down to the one titled

 

Corvette withh Lingenfelter head work, Doug Rippie Motorsports package and 150 shot of nitrous vs. 13.0 second 95 Eagle Talon AWD Turbo

 

http://www.importevolution.com/videos.php?...fee19711aa161d8

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5.3LSilverado01

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I found this vid on another forum...

 

willow120603.jpg

 

http://www.jbsblownc5.com/

 

JBSBLOWNC5 from http://corvettekillstories.com

 

98 Supercarged Coupe, 601 RWHP 560 RWT

Forged Pistions and rods

CNC Heads and Comp Cam

Borla Stingers

Vortech T-Trim with Custom Aftercooler setup

Two Heat exchangers cool water for aftercooler

CO2 Cryo Cooling system

Brembo Big brakes all the way around

T-1 Sway Bars, C5R Springs, QA1 Adjustable Shocks

Rodney Built Tranny, Cryoed Diff gears W/Hardened shaft and DTE Diff/Tranny strut brace

Mcloed Duel Disk Clutch W/Kevlar lining

etc......

www.jbsblownc5.com for Pics

 

Yea I have seen that dsm vid before, that also is a great vid!!

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