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mggeyer · 04-11-2017, 09:41 PM

Having raced a corvette in SCCA . NASA and COMSCC and instructed for approx ten years , I have had the opportunity to ride and drive in just about every high performance car as well as serious prepared race cars for many years. In my humble opinion , after purchasing my SS 1LE camaro I am blown away at just how good this car is. It has to be one of the most confidence inspiring cars I have ever driven. As a street car it is sensational in my opinion and the fact that I still only have 500 miles , I have not had the opportunity to track it yet. Based on my street driving only, I think this car is going to be nothing less than fantastic. Randy Pobst seems to think so. How many out there can truly drive this car to 10/10nths. I would say none. The engineering team at Chevrolet has really done their homework. Those who are considering changes would be well advised to drive the car for awhile , record some lap times before altering a car that was engineered by experts. Having spent large sums of money and time building my race car I am really impressed as to what the engineering team for this camaro has accomplished. Learning to improve your personal driving skills rather than modding the car might be the best way to lower lap times than throwing parts at a car that has been this well engineered. I am so impressed with this magnetic ride that I know I would not change a thing.

04-11-2017, 09:41 PM	#15
mggeyer Drives: 2017 hyper blue ss 1le Join Date: Feb 2017 Location: virginia Posts: 60	MRC Having raced a corvette in SCCA . NASA and COMSCC and instructed for approx ten years , I have had the opportunity to ride and drive in just about every high performance car as well as serious prepared race cars for many years. In my humble opinion , after purchasing my SS 1LE camaro I am blown away at just how good this car is. It has to be one of the most confidence inspiring cars I have ever driven. As a street car it is sensational in my opinion and the fact that I still only have 500 miles , I have not had the opportunity to track it yet. Based on my street driving only, I think this car is going to be nothing less than fantastic. Randy Pobst seems to think so. How many out there can truly drive this car to 10/10nths. I would say none. The engineering team at Chevrolet has really done their homework. Those who are considering changes would be well advised to drive the car for awhile , record some lap times before altering a car that was engineered by experts. Having spent large sums of money and time building my race car I am really impressed as to what the engineering team for this camaro has accomplished. Learning to improve your personal driving skills rather than modding the car might be the best way to lower lap times than throwing parts at a car that has been this well engineered. I am so impressed with this magnetic ride that I know I would not change a thing.