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Slurpee · 10-28-2022, 10:14 AM

Hello all

Tracked my 2020 ZL1 over the course of the summer, and have fallen in love with tracking. Got 18 inch Apex wheels coming for next season for take off slicks and save on cost of rubber. Track buddies and I have a supplier that sells used slicks that were only used for 1 session by pro's, so very high quality take offs.

Anyways, I was looking to convert to 1LE front aero, but I'm really against cutting into my bumper. I found that the APR front splitter swaps out with the regular ZL1 splitter, so no need to change my grille. Is there a noticeable affect with the canards? Wondering if the longer APR front splitter will compensate for it. I did pick up a used Anderson Composites 1LE wing. Hoping there's no fitment issues, but it was hard to pass up for half the cost. Couldn't justify getting an OEM wing for how much they cost now.

Fully understand that more time behind the wheel is more important than upgrades, but looking long term.

10-28-2022, 10:14 AM	#1
Slurpee Drives: 2020 ZL1 A10; Shadow Gray Metallic Join Date: Sep 2020 Location: Chicago Posts: 254	Importance of 1LE Canards Hello all Tracked my 2020 ZL1 over the course of the summer, and have fallen in love with tracking. Got 18 inch Apex wheels coming for next season for take off slicks and save on cost of rubber. Track buddies and I have a supplier that sells used slicks that were only used for 1 session by pro's, so very high quality take offs. Anyways, I was looking to convert to 1LE front aero, but I'm really against cutting into my bumper. I found that the APR front splitter swaps out with the regular ZL1 splitter, so no need to change my grille. Is there a noticeable affect with the canards? Wondering if the longer APR front splitter will compensate for it. I did pick up a used Anderson Composites 1LE wing. Hoping there's no fitment issues, but it was hard to pass up for half the cost. Couldn't justify getting an OEM wing for how much they cost now. Fully understand that more time behind the wheel is more important than upgrades, but looking long term.