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Koldunic · 01-11-2018, 01:25 PM

Hi,

I currently have the choice between a 2018 ZL1 or a 2018 ZL1 1LE. Both have been accepted by GM at my local dealer and I have absolute priority.

I would like the 1LE because it's rarer but it will be a car I will drive almost daily in the summer on the Canadian roads (sunny days).

1) I currently drive a 2016 Mustang GT with the PP. My first manual transmission car. I love driving manual with this kind of car and power.

I saw the threads about the engine bogging and the people that stalled their car. I am afraid a little bit.

I currently have 0 problems with the Mustang at a stop or at a red light. Never stall the engine and I never use gaz pedal with I use the clutch (slowly as I learned lol).

Should I be afraid of the eLSD and stalling my car at the stop/red light everytime if I drive it like I drive my Mustang?

2) The roads are not perfect in Canada. But where I live the highway and country roads are ok.

Is it bad for the car/DSSV if the roads are not perfect as in track perfect?

(Sorry if it's not clear enough. I come from french part of Canada)

01-11-2018, 01:25 PM	#1
Koldunic Drives: 2018 ZL1 1LE Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Canada Posts: 189	Future ZL1 owner. Question about 1LE. Hi, I currently have the choice between a 2018 ZL1 or a 2018 ZL1 1LE. Both have been accepted by GM at my local dealer and I have absolute priority. I would like the 1LE because it's rarer but it will be a car I will drive almost daily in the summer on the Canadian roads (sunny days). 1) I currently drive a 2016 Mustang GT with the PP. My first manual transmission car. I love driving manual with this kind of car and power. I saw the threads about the engine bogging and the people that stalled their car. I am afraid a little bit. I currently have 0 problems with the Mustang at a stop or at a red light. Never stall the engine and I never use gaz pedal with I use the clutch (slowly as I learned lol). Should I be afraid of the eLSD and stalling my car at the stop/red light everytime if I drive it like I drive my Mustang? 2) The roads are not perfect in Canada. But where I live the highway and country roads are ok. Is it bad for the car/DSSV if the roads are not perfect as in track perfect? (Sorry if it's not clear enough. I come from french part of Canada)