[indyz]

This may have been covered but.....
Ask for a pic of the sticker under the trunk liner. Look for the option codes you need on that sticker (it shows all the options installed)

F55 = mag ride
NPP = dual (quad tip) exhaust

[DANACO]

Originally Posted by BMR Suspension

If the Camaro is like any of the other GM MRC cars, there will be a small ride height sensor at each corner. here is what it looks like on the front of a ZL1.

Are these sensors on the rear as well do you know ?

[Emoto]

Originally Posted by TransAmx2

Quick question, I was looking at cars.com and it seems many dealers are ignorant or don't care to list the big options for the cars they list, Obviously you can identify a Dual mode exhaust from the back but I was wondering, is there a way to identify a Magnetic Ride Control Car from pictures alone? At first I thought it was paired with the "Mode" switch on the center console But either every SS I have seen in person has Mag Ride or the 2 aren't paired.

Thanks for any feedback

Go build one on the chevy web site with magnetic as an option and then at the end, it gives you the option to show you local inventory (you put in your zip code) that matches, or is close, to what you built. This should help you find one. They show you exact matches, and then separately they show you similar ones.

[SnakeEyeSS]

Originally Posted by indyz

This may have been covered but.....
Ask for a pic of the sticker under the trunk liner. Look for the option codes you need on that sticker (it shows all the options installed)

F55 = mag ride
NPP = dual (quad tip) exhaust

In 10 years when a bunch of those stickers are missing, this will be a question that is asked every few days. In 30 years the stickers will be faked and sold on eBay.

[Laststandard]

Originally Posted by DANACO

Are these sensors on the rear as well do you know ?

Yup! There's a sensor at each wheel.

[ARCTIC]

Put the VIN in this and see what options the car has:
https://chevroletforum.com/forum/vindecoder.php