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MikeSVX · 04-09-2014, 10:08 AM

But will they give you a track warranty like the Camaro? To be honest, the fact that GM has said the warranty will cover track use on the Z/28 is what impresses me the most. I can't think of a single car other then the Z/28 that is covered on the track.

And I think if Ford builds it right it could easily run with the Z/28. The new Mustang is already lighter then the Z/28. If they strip it down the weight gap will just increase. No more solid rear axle will close the gap preformance too. We're taking about a car that is lighter and has more power then the Z/28. If they can get the suspension set up right, put decent tires on it and through i a little flying car magic, It will be close.

04-09-2014, 10:08 AM	#14
MikeSVX The magic smoke genie.... Drives: Jewels (2010 RJT 1SS) Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Escondido, CA Posts: 2,294	But will they give you a track warranty like the Camaro? To be honest, the fact that GM has said the warranty will cover track use on the Z/28 is what impresses me the most. I can't think of a single car other then the Z/28 that is covered on the track. And I think if Ford builds it right it could easily run with the Z/28. The new Mustang is already lighter then the Z/28. If they strip it down the weight gap will just increase. No more solid rear axle will close the gap preformance too. We're taking about a car that is lighter and has more power then the Z/28. If they can get the suspension set up right, put decent tires on it and through i a little flying car magic, It will be close. __________________ Support Search & Rescue. Get Lost.