Magnet Ride Control

[Normagene]

Originally Posted by SPOOKYGUNNER

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[midnighter]

My dad's new SUV has that feature. I guess he likes it.

[camarovigoa]

Originally Posted by Sven59

Drive an SS and you will definitely be able to tell. My friend and I switched cars and we both agreed how smooth the ZL1 was compared to the SS, or better yet drive a GT500.

Exactly! Its an AMAZING difference from my 10 SS I love the suspension!

[joes407]

Originally Posted by Stephen12ZL1

Also, make sure the suspension position sensors haven't been damaged. If the rod going to these sensors are bent/broken, the shock will not function properly. There is one sensor on each control arm.

if the rods are broken you will get a suspension service warning in the dic

[Mr. Wyndham]

Originally Posted by Emvici

So right upfront, I am going to say, I am not impressed with it at all. I have owned this 2014 ZL1 for a month and a half and I was hoping that it would settle in and softness up even alittle, but nope. Does anyone else feel or think the same way? I feel like it is all Hype, unless you are on a smooth track and then I would say, I prefer it, other than that I bet in six months every bolt in the front end is loose and has taken a severe beaten from the constant jarring because the suspension does not give an inch when it hits a bump. Opinions?.

Assuming it's not broke....I think, perhaps, you misunderstand what it was supposed to do. If that car didn't have Mag ride - you'd be banging your head off the headliner every-time you hit a pothole. To contend with the weight, the ZL1 features relatively stiff springs. The Mag Ride tames them...but it doesn't make a 1.0G-capable car ride like a Malibu.

I feel as though the ZL1 rides more comfortably in tour mode than a standard SS. Yet it can feel as stiff as the 1LE in sport mode.

All the while - it's constantly adjusting to keep your tires on the road, where they belong...

It's brilliant!

[Normagene]

Originally Posted by joes407

if the rods are broken you will get a suspension service warning in the dic

Your doctor can probably prescribe you a "little blue pill" should take care of things.


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[rvnmaniac]

Originally Posted by Normagene

Your doctor can probably prescribe you a "little blue pill" should take care of things.


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Is that womanly advice LOL?

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