And then again, I haven't heard of ZL1s shedding supercharger drive belts and having trim pieces falling off of them.
And saying that in testing on a different day, different weather, probably different track and driver, one car running two tenths and 1+ mph faster in the quarter means it "outran" the other one...come on.
Plus the ZL1 is cheaper by a bit and doesn't look like it was styled by Mattel.
I'm a Ford guy, but a ZL1 for 20% off MSRP and anything else you can get.. and there is a lot there. I'd switch in a heart beat. Sure, it barely makes advertised HP, but it makes enough - great suspension and most importantly - incredible block and rotating assembly. Upgrade to a 2.2L+ S/C like a Whipple from the 1.9 and not that efficient - you'll make hellcat+ numbers easy. With a suspension.. imo - that good of a deal, it's the best value on the market.
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And then again, I haven't heard of ZL1s shedding supercharger drive belts and having trim pieces falling off of them.
And saying that in testing on a different day, different weather, probably different track and driver, one car running two tenths and 1+ mph faster in the quarter means it "outran" the other one...come on.
Plus the ZL1 is cheaper by a bit and doesn't look like it was styled by Mattel.
All is well but I would prefer the magnetorheological dampers of the ZL1
damon