What freedoms? The U.S. Patriot Act took those away. The terrorists have already won. We gave away our freedoms because the government promoted fear.
The black box is very real. So are satellites that can find us anywhere. Even the damn Kroger cards and other such things keep track of all we do.
If this were true i would have asked the sales person where the nearest chevrolet/Corvette dealership is. After buying my new ZO6 i would have taken it to a local performance shop and had them do a H/C/I install on my new vette before 200 miles. After that i would then wax any GTR stock or H/C/I swap that comes near me and laugh at them and then still have money left over. Not to mention not having my waranty voided because of some BS reasons. However we all know the dealership has to prove the modifications done cause the breakdown.
-thanks.
MSRP on a 2009 Nissan GT-R is $69,850.dro said:If this were true i would have asked the sales person where the nearest chevrolet/Corvette dealership is. After buying my new ZO6 i would have taken it to a local performance shop and had them do a H/C/I install on my new vette before 200 miles. After that i would then wax any GTR stock or H/C/I swap that comes near me and laugh at them and then still have money left over.

Another rumor that began circulating after the Tokyo Auto Salon has also been confirmed: aftermarket wheels are out. Supposedly, all the GT-Rs on display at TAS had to be driven in on the stock rollers, jacked up and then fitted with the tuner's chosen wheels. Due to a sensor mounted on the valve stem, if the GT-R is driven with aftermarket rims, an error code is thrown on the dash. And although MINE'S has fitted a custom exhaust to their shop car, they've found that any modification to the intake system causes the ECU to go haywire.
MSRP on a 2009 Nissan GT-R is $69,850.
MSRP on a 2008 Corvette Z06 is $72,125.
So, with -2,275 dollars, you're going to buy a H/C/I swap, and STILL have money left over?
Anyway, I agree with m4a1mustang. I think it looks cool, but I wouldn't go out of my way to buy it.
My buddy's Shop actually got theirs yesterday just after i made my post.
Window sticker is $79,854.99 (saw it myself) and it's stickerd at 483hp, which he said is a fudged number, He said they are making over 500 but they couldn't get them in the states that way?
They had to fudge a bunch of numbers to ge them here in the states like HP, TQ and a couple other things. He didn't hear anything YET about a "black box" that tracked info like that, and he is the service tech...
My buddy's Shop actually got theirs yesterday just after i made my post.
Window sticker is $79,854.99 (saw it myself) and it's stickerd at 483hp, which he said is a fudged number, He said they are making over 500 but they couldn't get them in the states that way?
They had to fudge a bunch of numbers to ge them here in the states like HP, TQ and a couple other things. He didn't hear anything YET about a "black box" that tracked info like that, and he is the service tech...
Sorry to burst your bubble, but H/C/I would void your warentee, even on the vette.
Otherwise.. I concur sir.
