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I had a Camaro SS with much more torque and power than a Z, much lower gearing than stock, and it was much easier to drive smooth. The Z has
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I had a Camaro SS with much more torque and power than a Z, much lower gearing than stock, and it was much easier to drive smooth.
The Z has a very tricky clutch to run smooth. Whereas the old SS had a good inch of pedal feel between off and on, the Z seems to have about 1 centimeter. And because the car has a light flywheel, it's easy to stall it. In the Camaro, you could just let out the clutch at idle and it would walk off smoothly. The Z needs some revs, but it's hard to get off smooth and not feel like you're doing a jack rabbit getaway. Keep practicing. |
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