An American company has accomplished what many Corvette fans have been looking for for for for years: C8 generation equipment with a speed switcher.
Peitz Performance, in co-operation with producer Tremec, has developed a new system at six speeds, replacing the standard automatic transmission at eight speeds.
Conversion of other components needed for the functioning of the traditional manual system.
The system relies on MoTEC electronic technology, which enables accurate control of the change of speed and adaptation of engine performance.
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However, this intervention has a considerable price: Peitz Performance requires $74,528 for the converting complete, without including the base car.
By comparison, a Chevrolet Corvette Stingray new 2027 costs $73,795, including delivery expenses.
Thus, for the first time, C8 worshipers may have a Corvette with literal manual components, even though not Chevrolet itself. /Telegraphy/
