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When it comes our C8 Corvettes, one of the downsides of having the engine in the rear is that cooling those hot engine components can be a little more difficult. Without proper ventilation, heat from the engine’s headers, catalytic converters, and exhaust can cause heat soak, which can significantly lower your Corvette’s performance and longevity.





