Misha C6 Z06's first shakedown lap after installing handling mods. Then a wild Manthey GT3 RS Taxi appeared and I thought "what if". I was surprised🤯 Honest reality: the GT3 RS was probably not even trying or might very had a scared or sick passenger in the car. Bit it wasn't slow either. @louis_gigliotti hurry up with sending those cooling mods, I've got a lap to finish!

Mods installed so far:

#apexwheels VS-5RS 18x11 ET38 Front & 18x12.5 ET52 Rear

#nankangmotorsport CR-S 315/30/18 & ​335/30/18

#tikt_performance solid bushings, camber and anti bumpsteer kit

#jrzsuspension RS PRO

#essex_apracing BBK ENP CP9668 front and CP9449 rear

#fusina.racing custom seats and harnesses

#amt_motorsport engine and transmission mounts + ultra low seat mounts

#nurburgring #Ringtimidator #Corvette #c6z06 #gt3rs

New ViewGems App coming soon, newly built with excellent performance and Ui/Ux navigation.

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