I don't think wheel hop will be a huge issue...
I don't think wheel hop will be a huge issue...
10-05-2008 | 06:38 PM
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Didn't have a lot of time or much room to play and couldn't get it up to a high speed, but I did stomp on it a bit. Just a little...not my car and I didn't want to trounce it. How the boost came up fast, and there were no heavy shudder like some know all too well.
10-05-2008 | 06:46 PM
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Thats pretty bad, tearing up the mans car......you can't drive mine now.
10-05-2008 | 06:57 PM
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Just driving it, only had a parking lot distance at the time and not much time to play with it. Long story.
Never give someone you do not trust keys to your car. 
Thats pretty bad, tearing up the mans car......you can't drive mine now.
10-13-2008 | 07:39 AM
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From http://www.chevrolet.com/camaro/insi...y/?id=cid00027:
I had the pleasure of riding in the Pete's Pedderized G8 as well. We didn't test the off the line performance, but the spirited lane changes were very impressive 
Originally Posted by Andrew D. Holmes
For those of you who have read about the new ZR-1 Corvette (very limited availability in late summer 2008), you may have noticed some obscure mentions of the wizardry within the driveline system to improve launch feel, the Asymmetric Drive Axles. What are they? Simply put, one axle has a larger diameter than the opposite axle.
The mechanics of how this works are presently a nice, little GM engineering secret, but it's safe to say that the development that took place on the ZR-1 has been adapted to the Camaro project and will be introduced when the car is launched.
So is power hop on Camaro a thing of the past? That's the plan!
The mechanics of how this works are presently a nice, little GM engineering secret, but it's safe to say that the development that took place on the ZR-1 has been adapted to the Camaro project and will be introduced when the car is launched.
So is power hop on Camaro a thing of the past? That's the plan!
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