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HELLS YEAH!!! Fast is fast, how I get there does not matter, plus school bus sounds are sexy!!!
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HELL NO! Nearly 40 yrs of gas fueled V8s that make proper muscle car sounds.
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Would you buy a small V8 Diesel Camaro?
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these automakers are always thinkin small... why diesel go hydrogen geez thats what i wanna see, not oh hang on ill turn it off while im in the drivethru... a camaro is supposed to be a muscle car you know wheres the sport in blahhhhhh the guys at the track will love these cars lmao why not make it a hybrid that should fawk up the name more....
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a diesel would be awesome to see in a camaro. my family has had several dodges to include the new common rails, and the 24v cummins. ive also worked on a 12v owned by a friend who now does performance diesel stuff. id buy one! the power you can make fairly cheaply, yet very reliably is phenomenal. imagine an I5 or I6 turbo diesel that weighs barely more than a 6.0 iron block, puts out more torque than patrick g can squeeze thru his ears any day (under 2k rpms at that), that you wouldnt have to rev it to the moon. you could turn the boost WAY up before even thinking about upgrading anything but a cold air intake and bigger exhaust. hell, just tuning, injectors, cold air intake, and exhaust would double your hp and probably almost triple your tq! ill take two, please...
now if only it wasnt offered in such an ugly *** package!!!,
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now if only it wasnt offered in such an ugly *** package!!!,
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This V6 Corvette needs a new thread. Its threatening to take over this thread, rightfully. If GM makes a V6 Corvette again, it may as well close its doors. All Corvette fans will be betrayed. I will lose respect for GM. They absolutely CANNOT call it a Corvette! It will be a joke! And if it is called a Corvette Stingray...close the doors immediately!
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Not reading all these posts. So sorry if already mentioned.
I would buy it faster than a gas car. I have diesel trucks. The new ones don't smell that bad and they are not that loud anymore. I've already started using biodiesel in my corporation vehicles when avail. If they had a Camaro and more stations would carry the bio, I would use it as a daily driver, in a heart beat. I don't need 40 MPG, anything to keep the money & jobs here, emissions lower, and power over us away from the losers like the president from Citgo, the nut jobs in the middle east, I'm in.
I'm also selling all my old stuff and only buying all new vehicles that run E-85 or Bio-diesel.
Bigger turbo and N2O kits will be out, you can bet money on it.
I would buy it faster than a gas car. I have diesel trucks. The new ones don't smell that bad and they are not that loud anymore. I've already started using biodiesel in my corporation vehicles when avail. If they had a Camaro and more stations would carry the bio, I would use it as a daily driver, in a heart beat. I don't need 40 MPG, anything to keep the money & jobs here, emissions lower, and power over us away from the losers like the president from Citgo, the nut jobs in the middle east, I'm in.
I'm also selling all my old stuff and only buying all new vehicles that run E-85 or Bio-diesel.
Bigger turbo and N2O kits will be out, you can bet money on it.
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Originally Posted by Super Speed
6.0 Turbo Diesel
Those things make insane amounts of hp and torque![EEK !!](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies/LS1Tech/gr_eek2.gif)
Those things make insane amounts of hp and torque
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A Diesel Camaro is a possibility, I suppose I would be courious at the very least. Look at what Banks has done with diesel trucks. Imagine just using a tuner and pluging in a couple of wires, turn a *** and bam you doubled your horsepower and torque!! As long as it remained a v-8 that would make it sound at least halfway cool with a tuned exhaust. Plus the idea of getting over 40mpg with 400hp and 650ib-ft would just be awesome!
I agree!
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Not reading all these posts. So sorry if already mentioned.
I would buy it faster than a gas car. I have diesel trucks. The new ones don't smell that bad and they are not that loud anymore. I've already started using biodiesel in my corporation vehicles when avail. If they had a Camaro and more stations would carry the bio, I would use it as a daily driver, in a heart beat. I don't need 40 MPG, anything to keep the money & jobs here, emissions lower, and power over us away from the losers like the president from Citgo, the nut jobs in the middle east, I'm in.
I'm also selling all my old stuff and only buying all new vehicles that run E-85 or Bio-diesel.
Bigger turbo and N2O kits will be out, you can bet money on it.
I would buy it faster than a gas car. I have diesel trucks. The new ones don't smell that bad and they are not that loud anymore. I've already started using biodiesel in my corporation vehicles when avail. If they had a Camaro and more stations would carry the bio, I would use it as a daily driver, in a heart beat. I don't need 40 MPG, anything to keep the money & jobs here, emissions lower, and power over us away from the losers like the president from Citgo, the nut jobs in the middle east, I'm in.
I'm also selling all my old stuff and only buying all new vehicles that run E-85 or Bio-diesel.
Bigger turbo and N2O kits will be out, you can bet money on it.
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Originally Posted by B4CZR2
A Diesel Camaro is a possibility, I suppose I would be courious at the very least. Look at what Banks has done with diesel trucks. Imagine just using a tuner and pluging in a couple of wires, turn a *** and bam you doubled your horsepower and torque!! As long as it remained a v-8 that would make it sound at least halfway cool with a tuned exhaust. Plus the idea of getting over 40mpg with 400hp and 650ib-ft would just be awesome!
I agree!
I agree!
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I say yes. To not see diesel as the best current day way to make a ton of power and use the least amount of fuel is to be foolish and stuck in the past.
New diesel standards being what they are, and diesel tech having come much farther than anyone gives it credit for, there is no reason not to do this. I am not talking about a freaking 92 cummins here, I mean a direct injection cutting edge tech engine, with all of the torque and half almost none of the noise. Ever seen a VW TDI or MB diesel 4 door? Maybe a Libery with the diesel in it? You probably have and didn't even know it. Why? It doesn't make the noise or the particulate cloud.
I'd gladly get a diesel 5th gen, run it on biodiesel or GTL, make less pollution than an LS1 and more power and milage, not to mention pull stumps on the weekend. Diesel and diesel variants are the <near> future.
New diesel standards being what they are, and diesel tech having come much farther than anyone gives it credit for, there is no reason not to do this. I am not talking about a freaking 92 cummins here, I mean a direct injection cutting edge tech engine, with all of the torque and half almost none of the noise. Ever seen a VW TDI or MB diesel 4 door? Maybe a Libery with the diesel in it? You probably have and didn't even know it. Why? It doesn't make the noise or the particulate cloud.
I'd gladly get a diesel 5th gen, run it on biodiesel or GTL, make less pollution than an LS1 and more power and milage, not to mention pull stumps on the weekend. Diesel and diesel variants are the <near> future.
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Originally Posted by lo_jack
I say yes. To not see diesel as the best current day way to make a ton of power and use the least amount of fuel is to be foolish and stuck in the past.
New diesel standards being what they are, and diesel tech having come much farther than anyone gives it credit for, there is no reason not to do this. I am not talking about a freaking 92 cummins here, I mean a direct injection cutting edge tech engine, with all of the torque and half almost none of the noise. Ever seen a VW TDI or MB diesel 4 door? Maybe a Libery with the diesel in it? You probably have and didn't even know it. Why? It doesn't make the noise or the particulate cloud.
I'd gladly get a diesel 5th gen, run it on biodiesel or GTL, make less pollution than an LS1 and more power and milage, not to mention pull stumps on the weekend. Diesel and diesel variants are the <near> future.
New diesel standards being what they are, and diesel tech having come much farther than anyone gives it credit for, there is no reason not to do this. I am not talking about a freaking 92 cummins here, I mean a direct injection cutting edge tech engine, with all of the torque and half almost none of the noise. Ever seen a VW TDI or MB diesel 4 door? Maybe a Libery with the diesel in it? You probably have and didn't even know it. Why? It doesn't make the noise or the particulate cloud.
I'd gladly get a diesel 5th gen, run it on biodiesel or GTL, make less pollution than an LS1 and more power and milage, not to mention pull stumps on the weekend. Diesel and diesel variants are the <near> future.
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Originally Posted by lo_jack
I say yes. To not see diesel as the best current day way to make a ton of power and use the least amount of fuel is to be foolish and stuck in the past.
New diesel standards being what they are, and diesel tech having come much farther than anyone gives it credit for, there is no reason not to do this. I am not talking about a freaking 92 cummins here, I mean a direct injection cutting edge tech engine, with all of the torque and half almost none of the noise. Ever seen a VW TDI or MB diesel 4 door? Maybe a Libery with the diesel in it? You probably have and didn't even know it. Why? It doesn't make the noise or the particulate cloud.
I'd gladly get a diesel 5th gen, run it on biodiesel or GTL, make less pollution than an LS1 and more power and milage, not to mention pull stumps on the weekend. Diesel and diesel variants are the <near> future.
New diesel standards being what they are, and diesel tech having come much farther than anyone gives it credit for, there is no reason not to do this. I am not talking about a freaking 92 cummins here, I mean a direct injection cutting edge tech engine, with all of the torque and half almost none of the noise. Ever seen a VW TDI or MB diesel 4 door? Maybe a Libery with the diesel in it? You probably have and didn't even know it. Why? It doesn't make the noise or the particulate cloud.
I'd gladly get a diesel 5th gen, run it on biodiesel or GTL, make less pollution than an LS1 and more power and milage, not to mention pull stumps on the weekend. Diesel and diesel variants are the <near> future.
Vw TDI's are pretty quiet for about 10k then they sound just like any other smokin, stinkin, underperforming diesel. Dont run your mouth about how they can be made fast either, you can make a honda fast but that dont make it cool.
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Personaly, diesels dont smell bad, and they have tons of power, **** no im not not saying put it in a camaro, make some car with a v8 turbo diesel though, thatd be badass, and not all v8s knock bad and sound like ****, and not all are super heavy, do some research. anyhow, thatd be badass, good mileage, great power, enough to spin the tires and then some, and definatly a new aproach on marketing for gm