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Evergreen6 · 11-30-2023, 10:08 AM

I can live without homelink, BUT, it would be nice if there was a storage cubby forward of the cupholders and/or clipping a garage remote to the visors didn't leave marks. I made that mistake on a GM truck and it was forever indented. Camaro visors appear to be the same material, so now my garage remote lives in a cupholder. Not ideal.

NPP crackle/pop...I've noticed it will do it a little ewhen the engine is cold (using more fuel) and when the temperature is cold (higher temperature differential, exhaust gas v outside air). It reminds me of my '11 2SS, the stock exhaust on LS3's did pop quite a bit with a manual, even though it was quiet. The NPP isn't too raucous for me, just about right.

I much prefer the updated tail lights.

11-30-2023, 10:08 AM	#8
Evergreen6 Drives: 2023 Camaro 1SS Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: United States Posts: 1,573	I can live without homelink, BUT, it would be nice if there was a storage cubby forward of the cupholders and/or clipping a garage remote to the visors didn't leave marks. I made that mistake on a GM truck and it was forever indented. Camaro visors appear to be the same material, so now my garage remote lives in a cupholder. Not ideal. NPP crackle/pop...I've noticed it will do it a little ewhen the engine is cold (using more fuel) and when the temperature is cold (higher temperature differential, exhaust gas v outside air). It reminds me of my '11 2SS, the stock exhaust on LS3's did pop quite a bit with a manual, even though it was quiet. The NPP isn't too raucous for me, just about right. I much prefer the updated tail lights.