[Casalino]

http://www.roadandtrack.com/new-cars...ontrol-update/

Looks like Chevy is offering a noticeable upgrade for mag ride suspensions for the corvette. Anyone know if this is or will be offered for the 1LE/ZL1 or any camaro with mag ride?

I would be on this in a heartbeat if it is offered for the camaro

[ZED SLED]

They already have it, as do the 17-18 vettes. That is for the 14-16s.

[Soleil]

Yes they do. 2018 Camaro Accessories Catalog PDF page 24.

[Sledgehammer70]

Mag ride is something you have to add to the car when you order it. It isn't something you can add after the fact. But this upgrade is just adding in setting they are using for the newer cars. You can already upgrade your mag ride settings to the ZL1 and 1LE settings through your dealer, if they are willing to do it.

[iPODFAN11]

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer70

Mag ride is something you have to add to the car when you order it. It isn't something you can add after the fact. But this upgrade is just adding in setting they are using for the newer cars. You can already upgrade your mag ride settings to the ZL1 and 1LE settings through your dealer, if they are willing to do it.

OP has an SS 1LE...pretty sure he's not looking to add magride lol.

[SuperSound]

Originally Posted by Soleil

Yes they do. 2018 Camaro Accessories Catalog PDF page 24.

Not seeing what you are talking about. Slide 24 is stripes. The only item that mentions mag suspension is the 1LE package but that adds other parts too.

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[DrkPhx]

OP is referring to a MRC software update available to MRC equipped C7's that enhances performance in all modes; not hardware upgrades.

the software update consists of new software calibrations that improve performance and response while bettering ride quality. It also includes a new “Track” mode that served up some faster lap times when the new calibrations were applied to current Corvette Z06 FE6 and FE7 models.

More specifically, Chevrolet engineers were able to knock off a whole second off of a 2016 Corvette Z06’s lap time around GM’s own 2.9-mile Milford Road Course.

Here’s the full list of C7 Chevrolet Corvette models that benefit from new Magnetic Ride Control calibrations:

2014-16 Stingray with Z51 features new calibrations in Tour and Sport modes.
2016 Stingray (non-Z51) features new calibrations in Tour, Sport, and Track modes.
2015-16 Z06 (non-Z07) features new calibrations in Tour, Sport, and Track modes.
2015-16 Z06 with Z07 Performance Package features new calibrations in Tour, Sport, and Track modes.
“These new calibrations leverage the latest tuning strategies of the Corvette development team to offer increased performance, while improving ride quality,” said Jim Campbell, GM’s U.S. vice president of performance vehicles and motorsports. “The result is a greater feeling of balance and more linear responses to driver inputs — changes you’ll feel and appreciate immediately.”

New Corvettes equipped with Magnetic Ride Control get the new software update while current owners with the setup will need $350 and some time to spend at a local Chevrolet dealer. Chevrolet confirms that there are no hardware changes and the new calibration is factory backed with no effect on warranties.

[RuthleSSchevy]

Can the factory magride settings be tuned? I want track settings in the rear and tour in the front for example.

[kropscamaro16]

they make a magride box you can buy that helps but cant pick track/touring settings seperate



https://www.dscsport.com/camaro/