Adamone92
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i like how yall enjoy pointing out semantics when the arguments dont go your way, as if to try to change the focus. I type on a phone, quickly or in a rush most of the time, so sometimes there may be errors other than spelling. From my memory, the same tires were used for the comparison. I thought that would be obvious. The 1le outperforms on same tires. Something that gets replaced so frequently with track use is a pretty weak argument. next.I agree that Voodoo engine failures are concerning. I had 33,000 trouble free miles with mine, but I still decided that I wanted to sell. Partially just to try something else (the Corvette Z06 I traded it for), but also partially because I knew it could be a potentially expensive repair. That's really the only reason why I don't currently own a GT350. The GT350 does have a track warranty, by the way.
Stopping distance (or time as you incorrectly stated the typical statistic used) is related more to tires than to brakes. Any modern car can lock up the wheels with the brakes and engage ABS. I take this statement as a lack of understanding for what is unique about great brakes versus good ones.
The Camaro SS 1LE has lower treadlife, stickier tires than the original Pilot SS tires that came on the earlier GT350s. I think that Ford made a better choice with tires. They were great on track and still lasted ~16,000 miles for me (rears). The fronts lasted about 20,000 miles.
But those extra sticky tires on the SS 1LE - impractical as they may be for daily driving - do give the car a better lap time than it would have if equipped with a more appropriate, longer life tire for daily driving.
Yes SS 1LE is cheap. I agree.
I've driven an SS, which has the same stuff as a 1LE. Same direct injection only engine (GM cheaped out), same transmission, same annoying skip shift. I had the skip shift on my Z06 as well. I did the defeat it thing on the Z. Still irritates me and I don't want it.
For some people they aren't boring engines I'm sure. Some people drive NA Miatas on track and enjoy the heck out of them. Not me.
Yes at times I get a little tired of the same discussion over and over again as well - especially in a "completely new to ford" thread in the GT350 forum. I would expect your posts in a Camaro forum or if someone were asking about the SS 1LE, but not here and in this thread. There have been a few people that do this over the years. When I owned my last GM vehicle I still hung out here (the Corvette forums I found are terrible). Maybe I did the same thing. I hope not.
another weak argument not really adding anything to the conversation, especially since you miss the main point being as much or more performance for less (which is the MAIN point of these cars in the first place, or is that not one of the main reasons people on here dont own a camry or fusion instead?) so next.
If you've driven the new 1le, then your argument about skip shift makes absolutely no sense, same for not being able to rev the engine out as it still has a pretty high rev limiter. I dont see why you would shift this car (or the mustang for that matter) at 2k rpms. so again, your argument doesnt make much sense, but i digress. You keep talking about GM cheaping out when the mustang has the china mt82 with a lawsuit against it. OK.
You seem to have missed the chain of events in this thread, and what OP originally asked for. Maybe read his original post, as well as how this argument got started (people being butthurt over me not wanting the gt350 or recommending it based on OP's original needs for his car). Plot twist, i never even recommended the camaro to him. i CLEARLY didnt come to this thread to talk about the camaro. So again..your point makes no sense.
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