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Just kinda curious...
If you look at a pic of the ctsv-r you will see that the front of the car has been skimmed down (vertically). I was wondering if that could be done to a regular cts/v without spending a ton of money. What do u think?
If you look at a pic of the ctsv-r you will see that the front of the car has been skimmed down (vertically). I was wondering if that could be done to a regular cts/v without spending a ton of money. What do u think?
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I doubt it…
The body on the CTSV-R has a lot carbon fiber and is completely rebuilt.
But for the right amount of money I’m sure it can be done, but not cheaply.
Also I was just in the bookstore and there’s an article in one of the auto magazines comparing he CTS-V to the R.
Obviously there’s no comparison but it’s pretty interesting.
The body on the CTSV-R has a lot carbon fiber and is completely rebuilt.
But for the right amount of money I’m sure it can be done, but not cheaply.
Also I was just in the bookstore and there’s an article in one of the auto magazines comparing he CTS-V to the R.
Obviously there’s no comparison but it’s pretty interesting.
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What magazine had this comparison? I would love to read it! I really enjoy watching the CTS-V R make it's way around the track. It's an amazing machine.
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It's Motor Trend. There was a video on MT related to this even, but couldn't find it again. Saw it last week.
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It's Motor Trend. There was a video on MT related to this even, but couldn't find it again. Saw it last week.
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Thanks. Cool vid but no sound 
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I flipped through this issue at the local news stand. Very good write up.
2005 CTS-V - repurchased by GM as a lemon
2006 Corvette Coupe
1999 Corvette Fixed Roof Coupe
http://www.thend.org/~mkane/Corvette/
Install a wide band oxygen sensor in place of a stock sensor:
http://www.thend.org/~mkane/Corvette/wbo2.html
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Notice: Vehicle component durability is greatly influenced by these driver abuses. Driving in this manner is not recommended.
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Thanks. Cool vid but no sound
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