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Burt · 01-09-2015, 07:33 AM

Practice is key, and a back up camera helps a lot. My last car was big too, and had no backup camera, and I got good with it eventually. I've been hit or miss with the Camaro (bumped the curb once-tire saved me) and it you're like me and coming from a FWD car, the biggest issue can be figuring out where to start your cut, and when to cut back. Find an empty lot and a couple orange barrels, get those two points down, and you'll be fine.

01-09-2015, 07:33 AM	#40
Burt Cone Killer Drives: 2012 SS Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: St. Albans, West Virginia Posts: 832	Practice is key, and a back up camera helps a lot. My last car was big too, and had no backup camera, and I got good with it eventually. I've been hit or miss with the Camaro (bumped the curb once-tire saved me) and it you're like me and coming from a FWD car, the biggest issue can be figuring out where to start your cut, and when to cut back. Find an empty lot and a couple orange barrels, get those two points down, and you'll be fine. __________________ 2012 Camaro SS - Sold Selling off my remaining wheels, tires, 27mm front sway bar, and MGW shift knob. Get them out of my house before my wife puts me out!