- 2017 MY Chevrolet Corvette Lingenfelter ProCharged
- Edelbrock E-Force TVS2300 intercooled supercharger system
- Grey & Red powder coated finish
- Lingenfelter logo on supercharger cover
- Based on OEM Eaton supercharger unit
- High flow green air filter
- Custom engine control module reprogramming
- Lingenfelter chrome fender badges
- Lingenfelter interior badge
- Lingenfelter personalized stainless engine badge
- American Racing headers with cats
- Runner gaskets
- Current owner reports new hoses
- Current owner reports new pumps
- Current owner reports new water pump
- Current owner reports new intercooler
- Current owner reports new filters
- Current owner reports custom pulleys
- Lingenfelter certificate of authenticity
- 2LT Package
- Heated & ventilated seats
- Head-up display
- Grand Sport aluminum chrome wheels
- 8-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters
- Custom Red painted brake calipers
- Custom exhaust kit
- Lowered suspension
- Exterior PPF Around entire vehicle
- Lingenfelter ProCharged
Extras Included in the Sale
- Original Corvette car cover
- Trickle charger
- Pegs to lift the vehicle up
- Lingenfelter programmer
- C7 intake
The roots of Lingenfelter Performance Engineering date back to the late 1970s when Ken Lingenfelter began modifying high-performance cars in the Midwest. Early in the new millennium, Lingenfelter's collaboration with Chevrolet flourished, and some of the most powerful Corvettes ever built were the result of their joint vision. It was only a matter of time before the 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Lingenfelter ProCharged, the model we are featuring here, was unveiled. At its core lay the seventh-generation Corvette C7, revered for its striking design and extraordinary handling capabilities. With a Lingenfelter certificate of authenticity, plenty of tasty modifications, and 25,000 miles under its belt, our subject Corvette is now available for sale.
Exterior and Interior
Draped in a mesmerizing Long Beach Red paint with a gray and red powder coated finish, this Corvette exuded an aura of aggression. Its aggressive front fascia is adorned with hood vents and a low splitter. Proudly adorning the fenders are the Grand Sport badges, a symbol of its transformation into an extraordinary track beast. It rides on a Lowered suspension and striking Grand Sport aluminum chrome wheels with Corvette center caps commanding admiration. Custom red painted brake calipers peek out from behind the Grand Sport wheels. The interior, bathed in Jet Black elegance, welcomes you to a driver-focused cockpit. As you sink into heated and ventilated seats, you'll notice the Grand Sport interior badging presented on the door sills, elbow rest, and carpets. The head-up display projects essential information onto the windshield while your hands find their way to the red paddle shifters.
Engine
At the core of the 2017 Chevrolet Corvette Lingenfelter ProCharged is an awe-inspiring engine featuring an Edelbrock E-Force TVS2300 inter-cooled supercharger system boosted by a Lingenfelter-tuned OEM Eaton unit. Its insatiable hunger for power is matched by a high-flow green air filter, while custom engine control module reprogramming orchestrates every movement. Meticulously cared for by the current owner, it boasts new hoses, pumps, water pump, and an intercooler. The engine's symphony of power is channeled through American Racing headers with cats and a custom exhaust kit, creating an exhilarating driving experience that transcends the ordinary.
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