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I guess I gave 'engineering' too much credit. Just replace 'engineering' with 'marketing' and move on.

What a great April Fool's Day story ... LOL

It's stamped on the back of your wheels. You just have to buy the wheels first. :happyanim:

#CT5bromance

I was told by the GM rep that 15W50 was only recommended for track use because it didn't meet decos standards due to emissions.

Good find, but unfortunately that's not Mobil 1 Supercar 15W50

It would appear that 15W50 Mobil Supercar oil is no longer available. They only list 0W40 and 5W50 now. If GM engineering recommends 5W50 or 15W50 Mobil 1 for track use, who am I to question their engineering wisdom. I put well over 6,000 track miles on my ZLE Camaro with zero problems. I...

Here in Canada 99% of the 5BW owners track their cars.

I thought these cars were designed to go sideways. LOL I'm a bit late to the thread here, but you may want to ensure the tires were in fact 'road force' balanced.

Key word is 'weird'. I'm sure they have bigger fish to fry.

According to a posting by GM Engineering a few years back in response to questions on the Camaro form, 15W50 is required 'do to the higher cornering loads when using the Goodyear 3R tires'. It's been said that at 1 g cornering that the oil in the pan is at 45 degrees. The Camaro ZLE is a...

Seems most are 'show and shiner'. :(

It's the straightaway on a racetrack, why are you driving so slow?

Perhaps the selection should be based on the age of the VIN's. Older offered an opportunity first and then work down the list to newer. Frankly, the system they're currently using isn't likely to change - they're nothing in it for them to change as they sell all the spots anyway. It's a real...

It's like calling into a radio program for a prize ... Cadillac just thinks they're a premium / luxury brand ... it reality their system is lost in the 80's.

Your welcome > happy to help a fellow BW owner. FYI: I got mine printed at Staples.

Some may consider 'oddly' as 'cool' :happyanim::happyanim:

The manual is available free for download if you search here or on the web.

Well priced

I believe 'rock guards' behind wheels are what you put on Subaru's. These are not brake ducts.