Team-BHP - 0-60 mph- 1.97 sec, 0-100 mph- 4.33 sec

well, this is not anything new, but thought of posting here for its amazing performance... its a 2001 Lingenfelter 427 Corvette Twin-Turbo

General Information:
Price: $165,000
Curb Weight: 3340 lbs
Layout: Front-Engine/RWD
Transmission: 6-Speed Manual/5-Speed Automatic
Rear Tires: 345/30ZR19

Engine: *
Type: Twin-Turbo V8
Displacement: 7007 cc
Horsepower: 802 bhp @ 4600 rpm
Torque: 866 lb-ft @ 3600 rpm
Redline: 6500 rpm

Performance:
0-60 mph: 1.97 sec
0-100 mph: 4.33 sec
Quarter Mile: 8.95 sec @ 153 mph
Top Speed: 240+ mph

some source say it has got around 1,100 bhp!!!

this is it : "Leaving the line at 1,800 rpm in a futile attempt to tack all 1,100 hp to the ground, the twin-turbocharged Lingenfelter-prepared Corvette logs an 8.94-second, 154-mph quarter-mile time."

"For the untrained eye, this may look much like the stock '97-'03 Corvette engine bay. But, in fact, this LS1 engine is outfitted with twin ball-bearing turbochargers netting close to 1,100 hp."

Yeah I had known about Lingenfelter vettes, but man..just never thought to look further in performance, thats a killer performance and are you sure that is 1.97 and not 2.97? 1.97 is insane..even for a 1100 hp machine..cuz 1000hp veryon which i think is lighter or same weight doesnt even come close..and 240mhp is insanity..I am sure it will perform as a dragster, but what about on the track, have u seen any info of it around the track, cuz i would be really curious..

insane machine

I have not seen this in many cars, but when this or any heavily moded vettes launch the front portion of the car really lifts up..as you can see in this pic as well as in many other videos i have seen..

why is that?

I have not seen that happen with a viper or simialr cars?

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Quote[/b] ]I have not seen this in many cars, but when this or any heavily moded vettes launch the front portion of the car really lifts up..as you can see in this pic as well as in many other videos i have seen..

why is that?

It's very similar to doing a wheelie on a bike. For that you will need tons of torque and very grippy tyres. And RWD ofcourse.

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Quote[/b] ]I have not seen that happen with a viper or simialr cars?

Could be due to many reasons......
Either the cars don't have the kind of torque required to lift the front. Tyrs are not grippy enuf.

But i feel it's the lenght of the car that makes it really diff. Longer the car, more the torque required to lift it.

Shan2nu