Looks like the high performance SS could be
"We've been watching for this one a long time now, but it should be worth the wait. The Global RWD architecture that underpins Chevy's reborn muscle machine is solid stuff, as will be a variety of V-8 and V-6 powertrains. The coupe arrives in early 2009, the convertible as a 2010 model, and a high-horse SS is expected, too"
10:1 it comes with a modified version of the L76 that can do DoD, in Iron and/or aluminum block form. Those make around 360 hp, which is more than enough to deal with the upcoming(?) 5.0L 3v Ford likely has in the works. Personally I'd be more concerned with the imports than Ford and Dodge...
p.s. Im hung over and bitter this morning.
p.s. Im hung over and bitter this morning.

Thanks for the heads up. I sell Chevrolets but I just asked my lot tech to go and buy me a copy of that Motor Trend so that I could stay informed. I know someday GM will allow us to order this car, but the day hasn't come yet. I wish there was an option to buy it less the engine. I would stuff the biggest GM crate engine in our Camaros and double the sticker price.
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Thanks for the heads up. I sell Chevrolets but I just asked my lot tech to go and buy me a copy of that Motor Trend so that I could stay informed. I know someday GM will allow us to order this car, but the day hasn't come yet. I wish there was an option to buy it less the engine. I would stuff the biggest GM crate engine in our Camaros and double the sticker price.

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Check out the quarter mile times Car & Driver got with the Shelby GT 500 . ( 13.4 at 110 MPH )
Now, the 98-02 camaros ran an est. 13.1 with 345 at 3500-3600lbs. With, let say a weight or 3700-3800lbs, and with a ls3 making 450hp, that would put close to even. Put there are too many variables. One thing that is a fact is that the gt500 might tons of bragging hp..... but that is it. Honestly, why even bother spending so much money of the motor if you cannot even get it to hook, with a straight rear mind you.
If anything, with the new platforms IRS rear suspension, GM needs to make the IRS a priority. The power is easy. We all know that!!!! But make it handle and hook car lengths ahead of the gt500 and even if it has less HP, it will win regardless; stock vs stock!
Still, i would hate it to be a FI motor in the camaro. Keep it in your dreams to make the vette a supercar, but not the pony. It only needs N/A RAW power to whoop up, like it has done in the past! GM has a new block that can rejuvenate, if they wish, the 454ci or 427ci in the camaro!! Now that is the way to do it!!
Now, the 98-02 camaros ran an est. 13.1 with 345 at 3500-3600lbs. With, let say a weight or 3700-3800lbs, and with a ls3 making 450hp, that would put close to even. Put there are too many variables. One thing that is a fact is that the gt500 might tons of bragging hp..... but that is it. Honestly, why even bother spending so much money of the motor if you cannot even get it to hook, with a straight rear mind you.
If anything, with the new platforms IRS rear suspension, GM needs to make the IRS a priority. The power is easy. We all know that!!!! But make it handle and hook car lengths ahead of the gt500 and even if it has less HP, it will win regardless; stock vs stock!
Still, i would hate it to be a FI motor in the camaro. Keep it in your dreams to make the vette a supercar, but not the pony. It only needs N/A RAW power to whoop up, like it has done in the past! GM has a new block that can rejuvenate, if they wish, the 454ci or 427ci in the camaro!! Now that is the way to do it!!
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LMAO, thats pathetic, and the slowest 1/4 time I've seen on a car pushing 500 HP
Oh, btw I got this information directly from Bob Lutz this morning when we woke up...
Now, the 98-02 camaros ran an est. 13.1 with 345 at 3500-3600lbs. With, let say a weight or 3700-3800lbs, and with a ls3 making 450hp, that would put close to even. Put there are too many variables. One thing that is a fact is that the gt500 might tons of bragging hp..... but that is it. Honestly, why even bother spending so much money of the motor if you cannot even get it to hook, with a straight rear mind you.
Still, i would hate it to be a FI motor in the camaro. Keep it in your dreams to make the vette a supercar, but not the pony. It only needs N/A RAW power to whoop up, like it has done in the past! GM has a new block that can rejuvenate, if they wish, the 454ci or 427ci in the camaro!! Now that is the way to do it!!
I agree with you on the FI camaro though


