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01-23-2020, 10:25 AM | #128 |
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As I said before, I have no desire to see this forum turn to bickering like what happens on M6G. I'm not giving you the attention you seek any longer. I had fun. But now you and your buddies are getting a bit out of control. And I will not be part in your attempts to derail and disrupt things here. So I will not be replying to you anymore. I am sure you're a decent person in real life. And I am sure you think you know what you're talking about. But it is more than evident that you do not. And it is more than evident that you are not an engineer. Because if so then you would know better. So this is it. I am done with you. When you decide to stop trolling and stop seeking attention then maybe I'll have something to say to you.
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01-23-2020, 11:45 AM | #129 |
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Enough with the bickering. Trolls will be deleted. Stay on topic RESPECTFULLY.
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01-23-2020, 01:27 PM | #130 | |
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I think the base car is going to end up lap time wise(if we ever see one) between the ZL1 and ZLE. This is cowboy science or ricer math if you want to call it that lol. It seems that the base 500 is closer to the CFTP than the ZL1 is to the ZLE is. So I think the base 500 probably split the difference between a ZL1 and ZLE which would put it ahead of the ZL1 but still behind the ZLE And just for the record Z06/Z07 > the other cars being discussed lol |
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01-23-2020, 01:53 PM | #131 |
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At the good hobbyist skill level, on a clear track, then I would expect to see laps not vary more than 5 seconds in a session. With traffic, all bets are off. Take the Ring times. You may have a really crowded course and have to wait to make passes. It is just another German toll road, in many respects.
For what we see with pro drivers and empty tracks, then you should see pretty consistent times.
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01-23-2020, 01:56 PM | #132 |
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Posts have been edited or deleted for not following guidelines. If I see more, from the same people, they will be kicked.
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01-23-2020, 02:56 PM | #133 | |
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The Base 500 might be good but I do not think it is good enough to beat the ZL1. That is unless they are on a track that favors the 500. If it was then I believe we would have seen a test with them. If it does then it would need to be questioned if the 500 overheats or if it is sustainable for more than one lap. As of right now the 500 has proven to be extremely inconsistent and I would say even unreliable. The ZL1 is a very consistent performer. So if the 500 does manage a win, is it just for one lap with the ZL1 winning every lap afterwards? Again, I do not think the 500 can win at all but we will see. |
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01-23-2020, 03:28 PM | #134 |
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We will just have to wait and see
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01-23-2020, 04:02 PM | #135 | |
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Funny how people ignore the fact that the cftp is a 2 seater when trying to protect it from the zr1 or z06. Edmunds must have forgot as well when the declared it most practical vs the zle and RE.
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01-23-2020, 05:00 PM | #136 |
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^This, I've never really liked Edmunds and lazy video/comparisons this doesn't help for me anyway. Also, they forget the GT350R has CF wheels when they are talking about that? Basic stuff people.
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01-23-2020, 05:16 PM | #138 |
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One thing that I'll say again that deserves recognition is that in this pairing the B5 (Base GT500) has every advantage over the ZL1. Of note is that the B5 is closer in price to the ZLE and that is when you add in the PDR and Nav on the ZLE. When you think about it, that price difference between the ZL1 and ZLE comes with a substantial increase in performance. So from how I see it, the 500 is really getting not just an advantage but a heavy advantage.
Don't get me wrong, I still want to see the ZL1 in action. But it should not go without mention that in all of these scenarios the Camaro has not once been on equal footing. Even up against Dodge. And so far the ZL1 and C8 have not come in last in anything when Dodge, Ford, and Chevy are all on the same track. They have managed to beat both the B/CF GT500 and HC/RE at what each of those cars were supposed to be built for. Imagine if for just once, just once, GM had the advantage in just one area. LOL! It wouldn't even be a race. It would be a slaughter. Now imagine if GM had every advantage like the CF5 has enjoyed. ZR1. Would the 500 be able to win at anything in that matchup? Yea there is nothing practical about any of these cars. Even worse one that comes with only 2 seats. I travel out of the country on vacation a lot. Usually 6-8 times a year. If I had to pick only one of these cars that I had to use as a DD then without any question it would be my HC because I can fit a 40 inch duffle bag and a suitcase in the trunk easily. Inside the car I can fit 4 adult sized Humans comfortably. I can fit a ton of groceries, laundry baskets, etc in the car without having to strategically arrange stuff. That is what I consider to be practicality. Even if the 500 was practical, it is not more practical than the HC. So I am not sure what they were thinking. |
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They also forget these are the track cars. They say ford left out the aggressive track suspension for better ride. But if you want a true track car, you need to sacrifice something. If you want a better ride or more practical car, then get the base gt500 or zl1. Few of these cars ar3 built, so why are they not truly built for the track? IMHO if the 1le does beat the CFTP, even tho it rides better on the roads is a fail. Why make a limited amount of Carbo Fiber Track Package if it can’t beat the 3 year old 1le?
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