So earlier this week we got a video from a reader featuring three Corvette ZR1’s running Alligator Alley in South Florida.
We came across this video showing the same three low-wing base ZR1s stopped at a gas station in Naples, Florida.
The video allows us to hear how the Corvette ZR1s sound at start-up and idle. Turn up your speakers as the rumble is very deep and pronounced when three 755-horsepower Corvettes are all idling before heading out.
The 2019 Corvette ZR1 features spring-loaded valves in the active exhaust system that gradually open up as more air flow comes through. Corvette Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter said that it produces a much smoother transition from quiet to loud as compared to the Z06’s exhaust. It’s a system so new that Chevy is trying to patent it.
Source:
Speedlist / Facebook
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Must sound good at redline!!
Redline…..Hell you punch that thing and shell freakin scream!!! Gotta get one.
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