02-22-2019, 06:46 PM | #71 | |
Drives: 2022 ZL1 1LE Join Date: Sep 2015
Location: AZ
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I also came from a '15 Z/28. I don't mind a stiff ride and only drive the ZLE on the street. I feel it's a touch stiffer in softer settings than the Z/28 was, but I feel they are pretty much the same, overall. I like the GY 3R's a lot better than the Trefeo's on the Z/28. I think they have better turn-in and were a lot less prone to tramlining than the Trefeo's. The ZLE is a stiff car, but IMO, not unbearable on the California roads where I drive. I do avoid obvious holes and sewer lids, etc., but I also do that in my lifted F-150 FX4. I so love the handling and performance the ZLE offers that I am happy to deal with whatever stiffness it has. If I ever get any 'stiffness' concerns, I'll just take a drive up Highway 74 and all those concerns will fade away. The ZLE is the best handling factory car I've ever driven and I enjoy every single minute in it. Extra bonus....IMO, the TR6060 in the ZLE has the best ratios ever put in a street car. The TR6060 in the '15 Z/28 was a taller (numeric) 1st gear, and the 6th gear was a huge drop off from 5th. I love the TR6060 in our ZLE's. A set of 3.90 's and a Torsen would have been great in the ZLE...... JJ
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02-22-2019, 06:50 PM | #72 | |
Drives: Zl1 Join Date: Nov 2018
Location: CA
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02-22-2019, 09:02 PM | #73 |
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