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I mean I'm probably one of the biggest GM fans out there but I'll call GM out on their stupidity when it's warranted. And I have no problem giving Ford kudos, I think Mustang's a hell of a good car and a looker too.
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I'm sure he applies copious amounts of hemroid creme every night.
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I'm sure they are comparing these weights using like-equipped versions. Its likely base to base, but maybe its loaded to loaded...who knows. Speaking of the SS with MRC, I'd say that one will be less than 200 pounds lost b/c of the weight of MRC, but one without MRC will be 200+ when compared to a similarly configured 2015 SS. You guys just need to have faith. They know we are going to call them out if they lie to us.
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It feels wrong of me, and I should be a better person.
But when the weights are released, I feel like some thread should be created, calling out that troll ThePill and basically used as a childish "HAHA You are wrong....eat CROW!!!" But it doesn't matter. He will still deny it, or he will simply not address it and move on to some other Camaro-hating topic b/c that's what he does. ThePill 101: 1) Throw out several possible outcomes, claim you have inside knowledge or expertise in each area...but don't throw them out all at once. Sprinkling them over time, across different threads. When one of them is right, CLAIM YOUR SUPERIOURITY (by the way, I've seen him say he feels the SS weight could be anywhere from under 3,700 pounds, to 3,850 pounds....base SS weight) 2) Word everything in such a way, and throw out so many supporting facts (aka...things he made, up, or mislead) that he actually does sound like an expert and very knowledgeable....people will believe. Post huge threads about details nobody should ever care about. 3) When someone calls you out on your BS, and you have no where to turn, just keep chugging along by not responding and going to a new topic, or respond, but deflect the discussion to a new topic which likely has no real bearing on the BS you've been called out on. Anyways...sorry that bit of a de-rail....back on topic.
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Other than that it should stay 200 lbs lighter option for option. So considering a 15 2ss manual is 3938 a 16 2ss with MRC shouldnt get over 3750. The GT gains so much weight and gets over 3800 because of the larger brakes on the pp. A loaded gt without pp is under 3800 lbs. The camaro keeps the same brakes it looks like between ss models. I don't see a reason yet as to why the 2ss loaded would really be that much heavier than a 1ss. It was only 30lbs difference last time. so now with MRC and heated/ cooled seats and some other new gadgets... It could be closer to a 50 lb difference. Not a big deal... Edit... Could add 7 lbs per corner. Can't remember. If so could be another 20 lbs onto my estimate. Anyone know? Last edited by ULTRAZLS1; 07-09-2015 at 12:20 PM. |
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What might (and probably will) end up happening is the opposite. Someone (perhaps a certain mustang fan...) will post up weight comparisons between the 5th gen no option 1SS coupe and 6th gen fully loaded 2SS convertible just so they can say "HA! GM LIED and those camaro fools believed all the hype!! There's only a 178 lb difference!! IDIOTS."
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I bet they're already saying that because the Mustang has bigger front brakes, that's why it weighs more and is a better car.
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07-09-2015, 12:33 PM | #25 |
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You guys to go over and read the 2017 Mustang will be better than the camaro thread at mustang6.com
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The best part (for us, sad for the person that did it) is they were so butt hurt about Reuess's comment about the 2016 Camaro being better in every way than the Mustang, that after they made the thread about the comment they actually changed the name of thread to the 2017 Mustang being better in everyway. A thread that has more excuses and posts than you will find on this entire forum.
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07-09-2015, 12:51 PM | #27 |
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That joker that calls himself "The Pill" posted this ridiculous statement...
"It's nearly a ghost town on Camaro6". I think this website is doing just fine, especially for a car that hasn't even been released yet, and the 5th gen still selling well. |
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that was a good read.
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