itt: street legal production vehicles that can do 8 second quarter mile right off the showroom floor

>>28464602 (OP)
They brought the split window back? Surprising.

not 8 secs, but it did 11 sec right out of the factory. officially rated at 425 (sae gross?) hp but reality was more like 500 at least.
pretty fucken insane for 1964.

>>28464602 (OP)
Pic unrelated I guess.
ZR1 runs 9s

>>28464661
that's the zr1x, which runs sub 9s, i.e 8s.

>>28464626
they did on the zr1 because the turbos need venting. you can unsurprisingly buy fake split window covers for base corvettes

>>28464602 (OP)

>>28464676
nope, 9.5 sec 1/4.

nice try tho

>>28464679
maybe yours

Probably loads of gay electric shit that gets raped around real circuits.

1/4 mile in 8.6s

>>28464930
difference is zr1x will actually be able to do it consistently

>>28465177
until its battery runs out

>>28465298
i'm pretty sure the battery is big enough to last at least a couple of quarter mile runs

>>28465314
>it will do it consistently twice
lol

>>28465298
>>28465314
It’s a small battery but basically never runs out bc if the recharge effect. It’s not really built for commuting without gas or anything so it drains and refills really fast. Unlike say a Panamera turbo which has a slower battery for city driving without gas.

You’re not going to even get better gas milage than a non hybrid with corvette. It’s just there for torque and traction and power.

>>28465374
>"at least a couple" means exactly and only two

>>28464602 (OP)
>I want a car that I can never fully utilize on public roads and I want to pay the same amount of money on it that I’d otherwise spend on a nice house

>>28464682
You're saying that's a 1.5 second variance between bikes off the showroom floor?

>>28464682
So modified then, which doesn't fit the thread.

>>28465573
>$200,000
>nice house
Maybe in 1990.

>>28465689
200k is more than enough for a nice house in Nebraska.

>>28465692
It's still 1990 in Nebraska

>>28465692
everyone on 4chan is rich and own million dollar homes with 50+ acres of land in metropolitan areas. something like this in a nice little suburb is squalor. a homeless person wouldn't even live here. and it's a full 12 miles from the nearest whole foods market. that's not even sustainable.