- 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Coupe 2LZ
- 6.2L Supercharged V8
- 8-Speed Automatic
- RWD
- Watkins Glen Grey Metallic Exterior
- Jet Black Interior
- Katech Stage 3 C7 Z06 17A8 Performance Tune (850+ HP)
- Halltech Stinger RZ Air Intake System
- Katech CNC-Ported Throttle Body
- Katech CNC-Ported Cylinder Heads (Deburr)
- Katech AFM Delete Valley Cover
- GM Lifter Trays + GM LS7 Lifters
- Katech K Force 1 OR 2 Cam Setup
- PSI Valve Springs w/ Titanium Intake Spring Retainers
- Katech Valve Spring Locators
- GM Camshaft Bolt
- Trend Pushrods
- Katech C5-R Timing Chain
- VVT Lockout
- Kooks Headers
- Kooks Off-Road X-Pipe (Fully Welded, Custom Fitment)
- Katech Twin Heat Exchanger System
- Katech Brake Cooler Duct Kit
- Dewitts Radiator
- Automatic Transmission Cooler Upgrade + Billet Trans Pan
- Transmission Fluid Service
- Katech Oil-To-Air Cooler & Katech Oil-To-Water Cooler
- Installation Of Complete Cooling System
- Katech Street Splitter (Installed w/ Oil Coolers)
- Refurbished Gasket Surfaces
- Baseline Chassis Dyno
- Full Engine Removal & Reinstallation
- Custom Off-Road/Race Tune
- Stock Options:
- 8-Speed Automatic Paddle Shift w/ Automatic Modes
- Rear Axle, 2.41 Ratio, Electronic Limited Slip (ELSD)
- Z06 2LZ Preferred Equipment Group
- Z06 Spectra Gray Painted With Machined Groove Aluminum Wheels
- Jet Black Perforated Mulan Leather Seating Surfaces
- Battery Protection Package
- 4 Wheel Antilock, 4 Wheel Ceramic Disc Brakes
- Remote Vehicle Starter System
The C7-generation Z06 pushed the boundaries of Chevrolet’s performance engineering, and this 2017 Corvette Z06 2LZ takes that formula even further with an expertly executed Katech Stage 3 build. Finished in Watkins Glen Grey Metallic over a Jet Black interior, this example produces over 850 horsepower, combining factory refinement with race-ready performance. Showing just 4,441 miles, it’s a rare opportunity to own one of the most comprehensively upgraded and dyno-tested Z06s on the market.
Exterior and Interior
The exterior’s Watkins Glen Grey Metallic paint highlights the aggressive Z06 bodywork, including wide fenders, functional vents, and a front Katech Street Splitter that integrates with the car’s upgraded cooling system. The Spectra Gray painted aluminum wheels with machined grooves retain the factory aesthetic while housing ceramic disc brakes—ensuring stopping power to match its immense performance. Inside, the Jet Black perforated Mulan leather interior is both purposeful and premium, with paddle shifters, the Z06 2LZ Preferred Equipment Group, and modern amenities such as remote start, a premium infotainment suite, and dual-zone climate control.
Engine
At the heart of this Z06 lies a 6.2-liter supercharged LT4 V8, transformed by a Katech Stage 3 C7 Z06 17A8 Performance Tune and extensive mechanical enhancements. Highlights include CNC-ported cylinder heads and throttle body, a K Force camshaft, Kooks headers with off-road X-pipe, and upgraded cooling and oil management systems featuring Katech twin heat exchangers, Dewitts radiator, and oil-to-air and oil-to-water coolers. The Halltech Stinger RZ intake, AFM delete, and C5-R timing chain ensure both power and durability, while the 8-speed automatic transmission benefits from a billet transmission pan and enhanced fluid cooling for sustained high-performance use.
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