Adding more Stop and Go to our C5 Corvette Z06 for the track. Taking our Z06 to the Corvette proving grounds, now it can handle the track to strut its stuff! #z06 #corvette

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American Powertrain Systems: Clutch Kit
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Continental Tire: Continental ExtremeContact Sport – 295/35ZR18, 275/40ZR17
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Covercraft: Form-Fit Car Cover
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EBC Brakes: Slotted Rotors and Yellow Stuff Pads
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Holley: Earl’s Performance Plumbing Oil Cooler – Part No. LS0013ERL
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The Industrial Depot: 376586732 Tools, Hardware, and Shop Supplies
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Vesta Motorsports USA Inc.: SFI-1 Chevron Driving Suit
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RideTech: Adjustable shocks, sway bars, bushings – Part No. 11510101
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Supplied by Summit: Radiator
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32 thoughts on “Before and After: Z06 Track Test with Bolt-On Upgrades – Detroit Muscle S7, E5”
  1. Had a 2003 Z06 with a Texas speed 383 stroker kit and all the other supporting mods you could do was a little over 500 at the wheels which is great power for a C5 Z06 N/A had to be somewhere around 600 at the crank was a fun car sold it and got a C7 GS I kinda miss my C5 😢

  2. No offense but you guys shouldn't have wasted your money on that suspension you should have got rid of the leaf springs and went with a true coilover it will and does I'll handle the leaf spring!

  3. The best mod you can do for C5 is coilovers sway bars and polyurethane bushings c6 Z06 brakes you will be able to handle with pretty much any car out there including high-end Porsches new zo6s you name it

  4. 140 F sounds little too cool for the oil. On a stock car it likes to hover around 220 F when fully warmed up, which is just hot enough to boil out moisture from the oil. I'd worry that not getting it hot enough is not only going to have it at suboptimal viscosity (too thick) but also not doing it's job properly due to moisture. Probably going to have to change the oil a lot more if you can't keep it hot enough to boil moisture out of it. Synthetic is good up to like 450 F and sometimes even higher, so 220 F is nothing, just wanted to add that in case some guy with 1970's oil info wants to run in and start freaking out about the oil running too hot.

  5. Poorly executed comparison, you start off saying you have old, hard, worn tires, should have put the new tires on first as that should not be part of the upgrade! Test the old suspension etc… with new tires, then do the upgrades and retest, no way of knowing what your upgrades actually done the way you did it.

  6. those car are so cheap but perform super good.Anyone who has a regular job 8-5 monday to friday can afford one and its one of the best bang for your bucks.

  7. Great vid. A little bonus I picked up from this is how I would look like sitting in a Z06 going full throttle. Thanks Matt for representing the Chubby Gearhead Community.

  8. The regular C5 remains one if the most beautiful sportscars ever made i.m.o. Not a big fan of the C5 Z06 with that sharply slanted rear window. That upsets what is otherwise design perfection.

  9. 14:40 The hoses on the bottom of the oil cooler have me nervous about dips and bumps in the road. Can you confirm they're out of the way enough for that inevitable bottom scratching dip we all don't expect? Great video! It was cool to see the whole transmission section out of the car

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