Guess that depends on your location. Summer only tires don't work well everywhere.
Steeda says the 3.15 gear is faster/quicker.
The base GT wheels leave a lot to be desired (couldn't even put 245s on there?), but to be fair, the SS does have a higher MSRP by about $2k.I've driven both A10s ('19 Camaro SS as well). Both are good. I will say the A10 w/3.55s in the Mustang does seem to shift too often for me. The Camaro seemed a bit smoother. I know parking the Camaro and visibility are worse than the GT and IMO the GT sounds better. A 1SS Camaro does come with better tires/wheels stock than a base GT auto though.
Honestly it comes down to personal preference...or what you get the better deal on. I prefer manual, which is what I bought but I think either A10 car would be quite beastly to own
I agree that base GT Mustangs are equipped with wheels that are too narrow to optimize performance. You have to either option the car up or buy aftermarket wheels. Base GT wheels are best for all season or winter tires to complement the additional set of wheels you will have to buy for summer/track use. The limited amount of research I did found that wheels for the Camaro are more expensive and there are fewer options, though.
That's a big price drop! Seems like GM made a lot more cars than they needed to. Sucks when it pulls down the value of a relatively new car so much.
They proved it......
True. After selling the stock wheels/tires and getting 255s/19 in wheels, figure another $1500 out of pocket.
It proved one car ran one different time. On one day. And another different time. A different day. Nothing more. You guys with your 3.15 fastest gear in the world nonsense. The fact that none of you ask about track conditions. Or DA. Or any other relevant factor. Is amazing. I’d bet the 3.15s went in later in the season. When the air is better. But I don’t want to confuse anyone with the thinking stuff. if the steeda thread makes you NA 3.15 kids feel fast. More power to ya. The dude that made the pass in the steeda thread. couldnt even remember he had an aftermarket drive shaft.
