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Old 11-25-2008   #1
Gary Yarbrough
 
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Wilson, AR
Posts: 63
Default LT5 and LS6: different feel?

Hi Everyone,

I've owned my ZR-1 for about 8 months now and I really love the car. I've been kicking around the idea of selling my '71 and buying another newer vette. Today, I went and drove a 2003 Z06. I noticed a few things and I wanted to get some opinions.

Compared to the LT5, the LS6 had a much different feel. I could certainly feel the extra 30 horses, but there was something else. The LT5 feels much smoother. Am I crazy or do others experience the same feeling?

The sound of the LS6 can't even begin to compare to the sound of the LT5.

The clutch effort was quite a bit less. I'm wondering if that is normal or if I've got a problem with my Z. Any ideas?

I found myself spinning the tires much easier in the Z06 compared to the ZR-1.

Anyway, after driving the Z06, I wasn't that impressed. It's the feel thing (oh, and I like the 1990 interior better). I think I'd be better off putting my money into an upgrade for my LT5. Which leads to my last question. The main option I'm considering is the various 500hp 350c.i. packages that a few tuners offer. For those that have driven these cars, do you loose any of the stock feel of the LT5?

I hope everyone has a happy Thanksgiving. I've been reading the forum posts for about 9 months and have finally joined up. I really appreciate reading all the great things you guys post.

Gary Yarbrough
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