
A 2006 Corvette with an A&A supercharger, a pinned crank, an upgraded intake and fuel system, Z06-style body pieces, and a custom tune.
This 2006 Corvette came in during early 2026 very original, down to the brake rotors, and the fluids looked like they had never been changed. So before anything went on it, everything came out: brake, clutch, coolant, transmission, differential, and oil. It also got a water pump and new plug wires.
Then it got the A&A supercharger and intercooler. The crank was pinned first, which meant taking the steering rack out to get at it. The bumper, radiator, and fan needed modifying, and the intercooler charge pipe was shortened and bead-rolled. An MSD Atomic Airforce intake manifold went on after every intake port and mating surface was cleaned, I installed a 3-bar MAP sensor for boost, and I built a harness for a wideband and boost gauge, welding a sensor bung into the driver's side. A Glowshift gauge pod went on the left of the cluster. After a base tune, it got a custom dyno tune.
Fuel came next. A 525 LPH pump dropped in, with an external regulator with vacuum reference, a custom return line, and an upgraded pump harness. The tank crossover was rebuilt with custom tubes. On the outside I fitted Z06-style front wheel housing extensions, a front lip, side skirts, and rear fender trim, modifying each piece to fit the body.
It shares a C6 jacket with the red Z06, but they are very different beasts: this one is an LS2 6.0L with an A&A Vortech V-3 supercharger.