The 2027 Corvette Stingray introduces the new 6.7L LS6 V8 engine, delivering 535 horsepower and 520 lb-ft of torque. This naturally aspirated Gen 6 small block engine features advanced fuel delivery, a higher compression ratio, and a new optional quad center exit exhaust system. But what we think Corvette enthusiasts are really going to fall in love with is the aggressive and unique exhaust note.
The folks at GM Authority got their hands on some exclusive video capturing the newer, deeper exhaust note of the LS6 engine on a pre-production 2027 Corvette Stingray wearing Michigan Manufacturer plates. The Stingray is optioned with the new “Quad Center” exhaust which acts as a sound force-multiplier with the four exhaust tips amplifying the new exhaust note.
In this video you can really get a good listen to the Stingray’s exhaust note as the car pulls away from a stop. Alex from GM Authority also takes a deeper dive in the specs of the new engine and its new fuel delivery system which features both direct and port injection for performance and fuel efficiency.
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Wow y’all are just just trying to upset I’m going to tell you something hey the guy you got here doing it he don’t believe what he’s saying how am I going to believe what he’s saying and the guy driving the car he damn sure should never be on any Commercial Driving any Corvette ever unless you which want to go bankrupt use your head here
Say what? Anyway, offering a quad exhaust option was a clever way to boost Stingray sales. Good work!
Most torque ever in a NA V8? The graph was showing several with more in 1970. Bigger motors, but still. I’m assuming they were using the earlier rating system with these?
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