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I would keep the 4BW or find a nice C7 GS. Maybe a Z06 of the budget can stretch.

They do have it. The timing on the button presses can be tricky, it has to be just right.

Not even on the Internet. He's got a Top 100 (out of 180K+ people) Road iRating on iRacing, putting him around 99.95th percentile. :ROFLMAO:

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The reason I ask is because the CF2 rocker panels impact how the car needs to be lifted. The panels interfere with the pinch weld points.

Can you clarify if the car your directions are based upon is CF2-equipped?

I wish TRC would open up the big test oval for public fun events.

For what its worth, there's a body shop near them. I don't know what they could do, but an inquiry wouldn't hurt anything. Collision Repair Shop in Plain City, OH | True Performance

Keeps the brakes applied after you release the pedal to prevent the car from rolling. Common use is for a manual transmission car, while you transition your right foot from the brake to throttle.

I think it depends on if your car has CF1. On my 4BW, I have more concern for the carbon splitter than I do the airdams (which is opposite from my Z06 which tends to scrape the airdams at the end of my driveway).

The rear wheel well skirts are a performance upgrade. They add sideforce so that you can corner faster.

Power is not limited by virtue of being in any specific drive mode. The drive modes dictate how aggressively the computer will reduce power when it detects wheel spin and/or yaw.

StabiliTrak is a response to the car being yawed (it is pointing a different direction than it is actually moving). That system has a variety of tools to bring a car back into control. Engine power is related to traction control and looks for wheel spin which is distinct from yaw. Here, the...

Correct, the modes change throttle pedal shaping, how quickly the computer will invoke on wheel spin, and how much the computer will respond to that wheel spin.

You know already its April 1st somewhere, right?

It definitely wasn't you because my car's twin would be a 4BW. :)

One of the red variants.

I think I saw my car's twin on Rt. 33 between Plain City and Marysville, twice. Once heading northbound around 2 PM, then heading southbound around 4 PM. 🤪

I'm around 8.6K miles in about 19 months of ownership. The only problems I've had were a broken HUD button at delivery, intermittent disabling of adaptive cruise (I think the sensor overheats in extended usage on hot days) and one time my rear camera wouldn't display video. For comparison, my...

There's always the non-Blackwing 5V. It has most of the goodies without the big motor and price tag.