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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Slo_Ride" data-source="post: 8678249" data-attributes="member: 563830">I've been building cars since I was a teenager. Everything from street to drag to circle track. I spent a good bit of my twenties building engines for dirt track racers. One, if all you're after is 500 hp then it would be cheaper and more efficient to build a naturally aspirated engine. Two, throwing a few bolt ons onto a 240z isn't going to get you into the performance range of a new Corvette. Sure it'll be a fun little car to drive but nowhere near supercar status. As for as GM vehicles own, I have no idea, easily over 50. You can buy a new Corvette for $60k, that's extremely cheap for the performance you get.And you do have to spend to get performance and it's not cheap. That's why the saying is, " Speed cost money, how fast do you wanna go?".</blockquote>

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