Hack
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I bet after the Challenger the Mustang feels light! Challengers are really nice road cars, though. I totally understand why you would get one as a daily driver.Interesting to read the comparison. The C5 Z06 has a minimalist look and at 3100lb is lightweight. Driveline components are plentiful and relatively inexpensive.
Similar to you I've thought about trading down with an interest in reducing consumable costs; was thinking an earlier vette or BRZ or similar. After mulling it over for awhile I came to the conclusion my car has already depreciated somewhat and the savings wouldn't be worth giving up such a competent machine that is nearly perfect for the track right out of the box. Plus winding out that engine is so much fun.
Instead I found a solution to making the GT350 feel like a featherweight like the S2000; leased a Scat Pack Challenger widebody for my daily and now the Gt350 feels like a lightweight hunkered down track specialist
Oh well, so much for reducing the cost of consumables since the Challenger is a gas hog and loves to roast the rear tires .
Best of luck with the new ride!
I think the GT350 is definitely a better GT car and a better daily than the Z06. It's also more competent in stock form on track (assuming you have the transmission and rear differential coolers). I also think the GT350 is easier to drive on track. The Z06 has more potential on the track than the GT350, but you will have to do aftermarket upgrades to get there.
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