NFS Heat - CHEVROLET Corvette ZR1 vs Corvette Grand Sport Best Engine Fully Upgraded 400+

A full review of the CHEVROLET Corvette ZR1 ‘19 and CHEVROLET Corvette Grand Sport ’17 (K.S Edition included) fully upgraded 400+ with ULTIMATE+ parts on Need For Speed Heat played on PS4.

Timeline:-
CHEVROLET Corvette ZR1:-
00:00 5.0l V8 Engine Swap, Performance Parts and Tuning
00:40 8.4l V10 Engine Swap, Performance Parts and Tuning

01:10 5.0l V8 AERION Circuit Race (Day) [1st Lap]
02:18 8.4l V10 AERION Circuit Race (Day) [2nd Lap]
03:17 5.0l V8 vs 8.4l V10 AERION Circuit Race (Day) [Final Lap]

CHEVROLET Corvette Grand Sport:-
04:28 Engine Swaps, Performance Parts and Tuning
05:22 AERION Circuit Race (Day) [Comparative Race Time]

08:24 Leaderboard AERION Circuit Race Lap Times
08:37 Corvette ZR1 vs Corvette Grand Sport AERION Circuit Race (Day)


Review:-
The CHEVROLET Corvette ZR1 and Grand Sport may look the same but they are nowhere close performance wise. Both cars has amazing handling, responsive and doesn’t lose grip with great cornering ability. However, the Grand Sport is 8 seconds faster than the ZR1 which makes both cars in a completely different leagues. The Grand Sport can compete with the fastest cars in the game (about 4 seconds slower than the RSR) meanwhile the ZR1 can’t. It is also cheaper and has body parts customization. So, all in all buy the Grand Sport and do not buy the ZR1.

Concerning performance parts, the stock 6.2l V8 engine with the Grand Sport at best has 1/4 mile acceleration time of 8.83 seconds (I prefer the 5 speeds because it has better gear ratio)

The 3.9l V8 can have a 1/4 mile acceleration time of 8.80 seconds if you lower the downforce. Thus it has a little more potential theoretically speaking.

But since increasing the downforce will cause both engines to have similar acceleration (8.83 seconds), you can use either the stock 6.2l V8 or the 3.9l V8

As for the ZR1, the best engine swap is the 3.8l V8 Hybrid but since it costs 605,500$ and the car isn’t great performance wise, you can go with the second best option; the 8.4l V10 or the 5.0l V8


Need for Speed Heat is a racing video game developed by Ghost Games and published by Electronic Arts for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It is the twenty-fourth installment in the Need for Speed series and commemorates the series' 25th anniversary. It was released on November 8, 2019.

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