[ZPirate]

Driving a sports car has been a stress reliever for me since I first started driving. Thankfully I've quite a few sporty cars over the years. Both of my Camaros have been near the top in terms of all those cars. They are powerful and great handling too. Nothing I like doing more on a weekend morning than going for a drive and rowing through the gears. I've already been out this morning in the ZL1 doing just that.

[taylorforschool@gmail.com]

Originally Posted by ZPirate

Driving a sports car has been a stress reliever for me since I first started driving. Thankfully I've quite a few sporty cars over the years. Both of my Camaros have been near the in terms of all those cars. They are powerful and great handling too. Nothing I like doing more on a weekend morning than going for a drive and rowing through the gears. I've already been out this morning in the ZL1 doing just that.

Amen

[ItsChristianInHD]

Gave her a wipe down after driving around and shopping for an SUV for my wife and I. Used the Toyota “Try Before You Buy” program on a RAV4, and, I’m impressed with it over the other options.

I feel like its a sin to have a Chevy and a Toyota, lol.

[speedyink1]

Originally Posted by Texas1ss

Ty. It will be used. Lol. The car is a huge stress reliever for sure. And I wouldn't feel you're pulling a "cheat" using the rev match. I use it 100 percent of the time. It's great. I spent years rev matching myself. I don't mind the computer taking it over at my age.

Another thing I've started doing that brings me peace is videoing my car with a new 4k camera and a drone I just bought.......

I definitely know the fun of making videos. It's something I've stopped doing, but used to do it a ton 10+ years ago.

Cheers!

Originally Posted by ZPirate

Driving a sports car has been a stress reliever for me since I first started driving. Thankfully I've quite a few sporty cars over the years. Both of my Camaros have been near the in terms of all those cars. They are powerful and great handling too. Nothing I like doing more on a weekend morning than going for a drive and rowing through the gears. I've already been out this morning in the ZL1 doing just that.

I hear ya. I've always loved cars, my very first car was a sports car and the trend continued that I had to have at least one at all times.
I agree, these Camaros are a great balance of both. I love it

[Daily1LE]

Guess I technically didn't do anything to the Camaro yet... But I did just drop it off at Katech for a heads/cam build. Can't wait to get it back!

[Deacon Blues]

Peeked at her under the car cover and whispered, "soon."

[IndyZrider]

Originally Posted by Daily1LE

Guess I technically didn't do anything to the Camaro yet... But I did just drop it off at Katech for a heads/cam build. Can't wait to get it back!

Curious to hear how you like it....I e been debating katech or btr and cochenour.....

[Daily1LE]

Originally Posted by IndyZrider

Curious to hear how you like it....I e been debating katech or btr and cochenour.....

I'll be posting a thread when I get it back. Went with their LT1 track attack cam.

[gpskinzhut]

Originally Posted by ItsChristianInHD

Gave her a wipe down after driving around and shopping for an SUV for my wife and I. Used the Toyota “Try Before You Buy” program on a RAV4, and, I’m impressed with it over the other options.

I feel like its a sin to have a Chevy and a Toyota, lol.

Traded my '14 2LT towards a '20 Tacoma TRD Sport for the wife to use as a daily. She hated it, lol. I was perfectly fine with it, but had to trade it in a couple years after the fact because she was destroying it. Got a '23 Jeep Wrangler Willys instead. I'm hoping the Mopar gods don't turn it into a nightmare. I cringe getting MOPAR mail because of owning that thing.

[FlukeSS]

Let's see what these do...











So that's why people say stay within 3% diameter... Need larger front tires it seems.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by FlukeSS

Let's see what these do...








So that's why people say stay within 3% diameter... Need larger front tires it seems.

Yup, the algorithm is relentless

These Nittos look very sweet, keep us updated on how well they hook.

[Dirtbike]

Installed Eibach 1LE specific springs, SPL toe arms, SPL upper arms, BMR trailing arms, and BMR cradle lockout.
The Eibach dropped all 4x corners almost exactly 3/4", and to my eye it's perfect.

Really digging the Hurst shifter as well.

[Texas1ss]

Originally Posted by speedyink1

I definitely know the fun of making videos. It's something I've stopped doing, but used to do it a ton 10+ years ago.

Cheers!

Thanks, Speedyink. Just getting into it. Drone flying footage that is. Never had a drone in my damn life, and one of the videos I linked to was my first flight and edit with a Mini 4 Pro I just got of my 6th gen black Camaro west of Houston by some oil rigs. Nothing special, but my first attempt. Editing it was a blast, even though it kinda sucked. But I'm learning.

For anybody that sat through that drone video, all apologies. But I did mention I was hitting the Jack.

Honestly, flying a drone is almost as much of a "Zen moment" and stress reliever as driving my 6th Gen. Great new hobby I'm glad I picked up. Now I have two "emotional therapy" toys.

[2SS Capt]

Originally Posted by FlukeSS

Let's see what these do...











So that's why people say stay within 3% diameter... Need larger front tires it seems.

What sizes did you go with?