Performance
C6 Corvette Performance Parts
When you want to improve the overall performance of your Corvette, it is necessary to upgrade several key components. These include your Corvette's braking system, the shifting mechanism, and its air intake system. Although the Corvette's stock parts and equipment are already of extreme performance, there's always room for improvement if you want to take it to the next level. Corvette Mods has hundreds of aftermarket parts that will help you reset the limits of what is possible. We've developed a number of components in-house and also have parts from leading brands such as K&N, Koni, Innovative Performance, and Nitrous Express.
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Key performance upgrades begin at the bottom with the Corvette's braking system. The better your C6 Corvette brakes are, the more it will respond to extreme handling and braking situations. Our caliper upgrades and rotors/caliper/brake pad kits improve the Corvette's stock braking power. Similarly, you will want to upgrade to a short-shifter if you want to reduce the amount of time spent shifting and thus reduce the angle and time between gears. We also have Corvette suspension parts such as sway bar sets, coilover springs, and control arm bushings so you won't have to slow down as much for the corners.
Intake upgrades and superchargers take your Corvette to the limit. These performance tweaks force more air into the Vette's combustion chamber faster. This increases the amount of fuel that can be added, which in turn means a bigger explosion and more horsepower output. That means your Corvette is even stronger and even faster. Corvette Mods carries several C56 Corvette performance intake systems and superchargers along with air filters, throttle bodies, cooling fans, and hoses to max out power.
Corvette Mods has everything from C6 Corvette fuel rail covers to automatic transmission coolers that make your Corvette the baddest on the road. Select a product category or call 1-888-784-6921 for assistance from our tech team.
