Pine Mountain HillClimb - SCCA Sport Max - Course Record

2022 Camaro SS 1LE - SCCA 20-21 April 24 - Appalachian HillClimb Series presented by Summit Racing. Pineville Kentucky
No engine modifications, stock exhaust, and stock power.
315/30/18 Hoosier A7, Hawk 60 F/R brake pads, SRF Brake Fluid, DSSV Suspension, -3.1 - 1/32 F, -2.4 R + 1/32 R, SPL Semi Trailing Arms, SPL Upper arm Rear, BMR toe rod, 18x11 Apex Wheels.
My best run of the weekend 1:47.400, good enough for 1st place and a new class record.
1st in class, 13th Overall, standings can be found here:
www.appalachianhillclimb.com/...
Run #1: 1:57.550 (Goodyear SC3)
Run #2: 1:53.134 (Goodyear SC3)
Run #3: 1:51.346 (Goodyear SC3)
Run #4: 1:50.336 (Hoosier A7)
Run #5: 1:48.395 (Hoosier A7)
Run #6: 1:47.927 (Hoosier A7)
Run #7: 1:47.400 (Hoosier A7)

[@kentbeitel9966]

Damn this camaro sounds amazing! 🔥🤘And good driving 👌

[@toddburgess6792]

What a beast! Nice driving.

[@billw8198]

Solid driving dude! After watching that I definitely need lessons! Lol!

[@jerryputerbaugh5437]

Wow - I also drive a ‘22 SS 1Le in HPDE events - you are getting it done ….no doubt about it 🏁

[@AllIsWell_22]

Awesome! As a fellow 1LE owner who drives hard - Hats off to you!

[@crxstalline_]

man, the way you make that thing rotate is awesome. I drive a V6 1LE, never driven it this hard but id love to try at some point

[@KP18793]

Holy fuck does that look fun

[@SpyderRacing]

It's Time Attack on steroids

[@Slinkii_]

Showing them how it’s done 🤝👑

[@michaelhumel4288]

This is my kind of driving. Im looking for a good back road car. Love the 1LE and it looks capable...in your hands at least. Have you done much mods or is it really that fast stock?

[@SpyderRacing]

Mostly stock. Main improvements are tires and lighter wheels. Stock power and exhaust.

[@Tracked_1ss]

very impressive

[@monikashealingyoga4853]

Well done !👏👏👏

[@bmcgrath1le115]

Impressive driving. How much of a difference is the car on the DSSV versus stock mag ride?

[@SpyderRacing]

Lap time wise there is 0 difference, DSSV just reduces body roll a bit and are stiffer overall, only necessary for A7 Hoosiers or stickier. I would stick with magride for any other tire.

[@jerryputerbaugh5437]

Thanks for your assessment- Detroit Speed offers a lot of body stiffening components

[@briland7166]

What do i look up to find these events?

[@SpyderRacing]

This one is part of the Appalachian hill climb series by scca. You can google that, the sign up is under motorsportreg. There are 2 more events this year in 2 different locations (dragon and flagrock) If you click on the results link under the vid description it will take you to the website.