PMD CT4
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- Joined
- Jul 21, 2021
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- Location
- North Carolina
- V-Series Cadillac(s)?
- ATS-V, CT4-V Blackwing
Welp, for some reason the video was pulled. Wth$hiiiit!?? Glad I watched it yesterday.
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But two of the same cars does… ?Having two of the same brands and names makes no sense so I am glad they didnt include it.
I meant as in for us V fans. Not R&D. This way more articles and more press and let the CT4 step out of the big power shadow.But two of the same cars does… ?
I like how she mentioned that this isn't GM's only turbo V6, and as someone who really likes the GNX, I feel that the ATS-V and CT4-V Blackwings are also interesting because of the TTV6 choice. I'm sure it was mainly chosen for performance reasons, I wonder if a V8 wouldn't have been as track nimble. Maybe @Mirza Grebovic can chime inTldw: she likes it
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I mean they have the LT1 in the 1LE and that is pretty darn nimble.I like how she mentioned that this isn't GM's only turbo V6, and as someone who really likes the GNX, I feel that the ATS-V and CT4-V Blackwings are also interesting because of the TTV6 choice. I'm sure it was mainly chosen for performance reasons, I wonder if a V8 wouldn't have been as track nimble. Maybe @Mirza Grebovic can chime in
Putting the LT1 in the 4 seems to be a common opinion. The engine is really the only negative thing I hear about the car, just that the V6 is "uninspiring". I think it just comes down to timing. The current LT1 started in the Corvette in 2014 and the Camaro in 2016. The ATS-V which the CT4 is based off was released in 2016. They chose the V6 for it for whatever reason. I'm sure it was cheaper for them to just stick with what works when they redesigned the CT4 and ultimately the Blackwing version. If it doesn't result in quicker times at the track or otherwise really improve the car then why spend millions of dollars in adapting the LT1 to the car. I would imagine if you dropped in the LT1 and had it sorted out tuning wise etc, you wouldn't see a noticeable difference in lap times.I like how she mentioned that this isn't GM's only turbo V6, and as someone who really likes the GNX, I feel that the ATS-V and CT4-V Blackwings are also interesting because of the TTV6 choice. I'm sure it was mainly chosen for performance reasons, I wonder if a V8 wouldn't have been as track nimble. Maybe @Mirza Grebovic can chime in
I can definitely see what you mean, I hope I can get some opportunities to drive some high performance V8's as I've never driven one before, so I'm not really aware of what I'm missing without the LT1.Putting the LT1 in the 4 seems to be a common opinion. The engine is really the only negative thing I hear about the car, just that the V6 is "uninspiring". I think it just comes down to timing. The current LT1 started in the Corvette in 2014 and the Camaro in 2016. The ATS-V which the CT4 is based off was released in 2016. They chose the V6 for it for whatever reason. I'm sure it was cheaper for them to just stick with what works when they redesigned the CT4 and ultimately the Blackwing version. If it doesn't result in quicker times at the track or otherwise really improve the car then why spend millions of dollars in adapting the LT1 to the car. I would imagine if you dropped in the LT1 and had it sorted out tuning wise etc, you wouldn't see a noticeable difference in lap times.
It would sound better though!