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ABQautoxer · 07-25-2019, 11:22 AM

1. I have had mine a month, 1k miles. It's actually one of the best DD's I've had. The power is usable and very linear in all conditions and is perfectly happy to be driven slowly or quickly. Overriding the steering and exhaust modes are perfect for DD customization.

2. Look at tires like the DWS06, They aren't ideal for the stock wheel sizes but you could do 19x10 rears or 20x10s and make them work. They are actually VERY good dry all seasons but definitely lower grip than the SC3 stock tires. They are good enough to get away in any condition where a true dedicated snow tire isn't needed.

3. Insurance. The rates on the Camaros is much higher than you'd expect. This is based on several friends all across the country

4. It's definitely more comfortable than your FoRS, seats and suspension are better. I hated the FoRS shocks and for street use the MRCs are 10x better.

07-25-2019, 11:22 AM	#19
ABQautoxer Drives: 2019 ZL1 Join Date: Aug 2018 Location: Rio Rancho, NM Posts: 81	1. I have had mine a month, 1k miles. It's actually one of the best DD's I've had. The power is usable and very linear in all conditions and is perfectly happy to be driven slowly or quickly. Overriding the steering and exhaust modes are perfect for DD customization. 2. Look at tires like the DWS06, They aren't ideal for the stock wheel sizes but you could do 19x10 rears or 20x10s and make them work. They are actually VERY good dry all seasons but definitely lower grip than the SC3 stock tires. They are good enough to get away in any condition where a true dedicated snow tire isn't needed. 3. Insurance. The rates on the Camaros is much higher than you'd expect. This is based on several friends all across the country 4. It's definitely more comfortable than your FoRS, seats and suspension are better. I hated the FoRS shocks and for street use the MRCs are 10x better.