Nik691
Well-Known Member
As someone who has had 2 s550s and an ss1le, my s650 is night and day so much better than my 550s.
It was hard to be confident coming in and out of turns in the 550. The 650 dramatically improved on this.
The steering rack may not communicate as much as I would like in the 650, but I can tell what the rear is doing and how much I can push. The 550 lacked heavily in that department.
The turn in on the 650 is much improved over the 550. Ford really screwed the PP car and Dark horse non-hp by severely undertiring them.
I think the ss1le has a nice and comfortable feeling to it, the chassis is refined and sharp. It makes you feel very confident because it has your back when you mess up. The 650 is more raw, still has your back when you mess up, but it’s slightly less forgiving, which adds to the crazy and fun factor.
Can’t go wrong with any of these cars, but I would never go back to the 550 platform, unless it’s a Shelby.
It was hard to be confident coming in and out of turns in the 550. The 650 dramatically improved on this.
The steering rack may not communicate as much as I would like in the 650, but I can tell what the rear is doing and how much I can push. The 550 lacked heavily in that department.
The turn in on the 650 is much improved over the 550. Ford really screwed the PP car and Dark horse non-hp by severely undertiring them.
I think the ss1le has a nice and comfortable feeling to it, the chassis is refined and sharp. It makes you feel very confident because it has your back when you mess up. The 650 is more raw, still has your back when you mess up, but it’s slightly less forgiving, which adds to the crazy and fun factor.
Can’t go wrong with any of these cars, but I would never go back to the 550 platform, unless it’s a Shelby.
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