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BY: Ron

Specter Werke'in it

SEMA is around the corner, get ready for the floodgates of super tuned cars to open. Behold the 7.0L TT Specter Werkes Vette.

You can bet this year’s annual SEMA show in Vegas will be flooded with Camaros and Vettes even though the blue oval is the featured manufacturer (we hope to see lots of hooked-up Fiestas). The first car to find its way to our site that’ll be featured at SEMA is this blue pearl Z06.

Specter Werkes of Michigan slapped on a

COMMENTS
  • cjs says:
    October 29, 2009 at 11:56 am
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    blah. teaser pic from rear 3/4 was alright.. it made me click it. the power of course is neat.. pic from side or front or anything else.... where's Guido. and why "GTR" give me a break. yay, corvette world.

  • Jason says:
    October 30, 2009 at 8:16 am
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    Well...I suppose the bodywork is umm ehhhhh "dramatic" , though Im not sure the matte black rear fascia really compliments the look of the car. It looks more like some one rear ended the car, and the owner was too cheap to get the body panel painted, and picked one up off a black vette at the junkyard. Looks aside, the twin turbo kit and the other performance goodies are sick as hell. The Corvette has an excellent chassis and is great fun to drive. Specter Werkes say they offer this kit on all vettes, including the ZR1. Why would you buy a ZR1, which is exactly tuned for ultimate performance, and fuck around with it by slapping on all this crap, not to mention spend all the additional cash? This kit really only makes sense on the base C6 coupe.

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