TIKT unveils 758bhp Corvette C6 ZR1 Tripple X upgrade
German tuner TIKT has revealed the Corvette C6 ZR1 Tripple X, featuring 758bhp, major engine modifications and a full aerodynamic body kit for dramatic track-focused performance.
TIKT, the German tuning specialist, has launched its most extreme Chevrolet Corvette C6 ZR1 project to date. The Tripple X package pushes the supercharged V8 to 758bhp and 910Nm, combining substantial engine upgrades with a dedicated aerodynamic and chassis overhaul aimed at serious track drivers.
Engine modifications lift power to 758bhp
TIKT’s Tripple X conversion retains the ZR1’s 6.2-litre supercharged V8 as its base but transforms its performance through a series of mechanical upgrades. The package includes reworked cylinder heads, modified supercharger ratios, uprated camshafts, strengthened valve springs, a larger throttle and a bespoke exhaust system. These changes lift output from the factory 638bhp to 758bhp, with peak torque climbing to 910Nm.
The result is a power figure that puts the TIKT ZR1 Tripple X well above the standard car and into the territory of some of Europe’s most potent supercars. While no official acceleration times have been published, the extra power and torque are likely to deliver a substantial improvement over the factory ZR1’s already rapid performance.
Aerodynamic and chassis upgrades
The Tripple X’s exterior is dominated by a new aerodynamic body kit. At the front, a restyled fascia is designed to improve cooling for the radiator and increase downforce. Side skirts and a prominent carbon fibre rear wing further enhance stability at speed and underline the car’s track focus. The suspension is also revised, lowering the ride height by between 30 and 50mm to reduce the centre of gravity and sharpen handling.
Lightweight Zerra Ultralight Evo 2 wheels complete the chassis package, reducing unsprung mass and contributing to improved dynamics. The combination of suspension and aerodynamic changes is intended to make the Tripple X a more capable machine on circuit, matching the power increase with genuine handling improvements.
Positioning among tuned Corvettes
The Tripple X joins a select group of heavily modified Corvettes aimed at track-day enthusiasts and collectors. By combining substantial engine work with a full chassis and aero package, TIKT is targeting buyers who want more than just straight-line speed. The focus on cooling and downforce suggests the car is intended for sustained high-performance driving, not just headline figures.
For those interested in the evolution of the ZR1, earlier versions and related models are covered in our features on the Corvette ZR1’s development and comparisons with rivals.
