11-20-2016, 04:25 PM | #15 |
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why shouldn't people be allowed to order the car with the equipment they want? i simply do not understand why anyone would care to enforce THEIR vision of the car's purity of mission on someone whose vision differs. what do i care how YOU want your car? if you want a sunroof it's no skin off my nose!
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11-20-2016, 04:29 PM | #16 |
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http://gmauthority.com/blog/wp-conte...rder-Guide.pdf
I found this link that explains the difference between the 1SS and 2SS. I might have actually gotten the link from here. There are actually quite a bit of options you can get on a 2SS as options, but are not available on a 1SS. HUD is one of them. If the 1LE is supposed to be an added option to a 1SS then it should be exactly that. If GM is not going to allow a sunroof for example, then make the 1LE a trim level, not an option to a trim level. Furthermore, the 1LE seems to added some standard 2SS models, like HUD. It doesnt seem like as good as a bargain as the gen5 1LE was where big ticket items like the trans and rear end. Those two items alone made it worth paying $3500 for the option. Now the only big items with the gen6 package are the ZL1 electronic limited slip diff, Recaros, wheels and brembos. There seems to be a theory that the 1LE will get the ZL1 rear axels too? I am Not sure but I read a thread about this possibly, but it has not been confirmed to my knowledge. Now what can you order/build on a 2SS to make it a 1LE? Supposedly wheels will be available to purchase. You can still get MRC on a 2SS, but is it the same? You can get dual mode exhaust, only front brembo package and HUD is standard on a 2SS. I'm pretty sure you can or will be able to order the same spoiler and front splitter. So the only Items you can't get from a 1LE on a 2SS are the Recaros, steering wheel, and shifter. Of course the hood wrap. All of which you can probably get aftermarket parts, or just order from GM and put on yourself. |
11-20-2016, 05:04 PM | #17 | |
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Base 2SS $41,900, and here is all the stuff from the 1LE package that you can order on a 2SS. MRC-$1,695 NPP-$895 6 piston brembos- $3,175 (not exactly the same as on 1LE but close) Front splitter-$610 Blade Spoiler-$690 So that's $7,065 right there and that's not including the wheels (which are $750 each from GM), Recaros, eLSD (which is probably the priciest part of the package) and the wheel/shifter. So if you ordered a 2SS with all those options and bought the 1LE wheels from GM you would be looking at $10k in options and that's still missing some other parts. So basically you can't make a 2SS 1LE and it turns out that the 1LE is an EXTREME bargain even if you do have to suffer without some of the 2SS goodies. |
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11-20-2016, 05:35 PM | #18 |
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I wouldn't go as far as extreme. The gen5 was an extreme bargain. I also liked that Recaros were an added option, not part of the package. That's probably because I won't be tracking it often. You definitely can't build a gen6 1LE 2SS from GM, but you can certainly get close. And then you'll have the creature comforts with what I think would be comparable performance. U less you are going to track the car often. The only real missing link that would make it a 1LE are the rear brembos and the eLSD. You will certainly pay more money, but it's doable.
I personally am disappointed, like others, that you can't get a 2SS 1LE. I was on the fence with pulling the trigger on a couple of gen5 2SS 1LEs because I was waiting for the gen6, but I almost wish I did. The gen6 is certainly a better performance car, but you can get way more car for the money. Sorry for the rant LOL |
11-20-2016, 06:12 PM | #19 | |
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I can see why people want a 2SS 1LE, hell I would love to have the bose in my car, but a 2SS 1LE would easily be pushing $50k and at the end of the day all those goodies aren't needed for a track day car, and that's $4,000 I can spend on tires and other stuff! But I respect your argument! |
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11-20-2016, 07:30 PM | #20 |
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Are you sure the MRC is specifically tuned for the 1LE? If it is, why would it have the same LPO code? I'm just curious because one of my arguments is that you can get MRC on a 2SS and that would obviously not be a good argument if they are different?
And I must admit I didn't even think about the PTM and wouldn't know if it is available to the 1LE only. |
11-20-2016, 07:54 PM | #21 | |
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11-20-2016, 08:09 PM | #22 |
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Can't you get the 1LE suspension brakes and Recaros on a 2SS?
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11-20-2016, 08:16 PM | #23 |
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They (Chevy) are hinting at it, but it will most likely be just the sway bars and bushings not MRC tuning and I'm pretty sure the Recaros should be an option soon. The 6 piston upgrade you can get on the regular SS is very similar to the 1LE front brakes, only real difference that I know of is they have slotted rotors where the 1LE does not.
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11-20-2016, 09:14 PM | #24 | |
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11-20-2016, 10:26 PM | #25 | |
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11-21-2016, 07:25 AM | #26 |
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The 1LE also has specific shocks, springs, sway bars and bushings than what the normal 1ss or 2ss get.
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11-21-2016, 07:58 AM | #27 | ||
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But for others, like me (), I'd want a 2SS 1LE so I can get my creature features, AND enjoy a more capable track capability a few weekends over the summer. |
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11-21-2016, 08:05 AM | #28 | |
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No blind spot monitoring was a deal breaker for me. I wouldn't mind having the Recaros and may add them if they come out. Hopefully you can get them in regular leather instead of suede (just personal preference). If you ever owned and DD a car that has it, it can be a PIA to live with and keep up. If you add a dash cam, there are apps out there that will take the footage and use GPS data to incorporate track and performance data. Not sure how well they work, but it's worth looking into. I saw one that looked good a while back and it was also free. I personally think that the forged 1LE wheels may be the biggest exclusive feature that you can't buy. They're real forged wheels and a lot lighter than any of the stock SS wheel options. You can pick up some pseudo-forged knock offs that look the same in pictures, but real forged wheels are very expensive, so this is a great value...those are going to cost you at least $1k per wheel.
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