It is definitely not the 6.2-liter pushrod that was used in the Stingray.
The 2020 Chevrolet Corvette engine was rumored long before it was revealed. Initial plans were to replace GM’s famous pushrod cam-in block mill with a few new DOHC designs. The C8’s July reveal was getting closer and leaks indicated that the familiar 6.2-liter V8 would be back. Future variants will almost certainly sport a new DOHC engine, and the Corvette C8.Rs mysterious shriek suggests it.
Are You Ready to Race?
Chevrolet We were surprised by its 2020 edition last week Corvette Convertible Show your support for the next ‘Vette racing car It also made its public debut . We were not given a tour of the C8.R. Anything Except for a glimpse at the exterior, and the promise that it will race in the Rolex 24 Daytona. While we were editing our documents, it was then. Corvette Convertible First Look Video for posting: Someone climbed in the race car and started it up. Fortunately, Corvette: Sales, News & Lifestyle We were all ready with a camera and we are so grateful for it. If you haven’t, click play on the video headline of this article. Listen It will scream.
What engine is this car’s engine? The engine is believed to be from the Blackwing DOHC-V8 and has a
displacement of either 4.22 or 5.5. This is in line with rumors about future C8 production engines to power offerings such as the Z06 and ZR1. The C8.R could be turbocharged, but it is possible. It could also have a flat-plane crankshaft to power its high-revving V8, which is possible judging from the car’s insane sound. It must also have a flywheel that is ultra-lightweight and as small as a soft drink lid, considering the car’s speed.
The Future of the C8 is Now
At the unveil, the C8.R’s rear window was completely blacked. The official at Corvette was also hesitant to open the throttle and was unsure of the engine’s maximum revs. We know one thing for sure – the evolution of the C8 Corvette is only beginning. We are eager to learn more about this race car.