difference between ss and z28
(2002) SS Performance Package - includes 325-hp 5.7L LS1 V8 with forced air induction system, unique hood air intake, low restriction exhaust system, synthetic engine oil, P275/40ZR17 Goodyear Eagle F1 performance tires (maximum speed rating), 17" x 9" 5-spoke aluminum wheels, specially-tuned performance suspension with larger front stabilizer bar, stiffer springs, unique shock valving and stiffer bushings, specific exterior and interior "SS" badging and unique rear deck-lid spoiler. And it cost an average of $5000 over that of a Z28.
Note: The LS1 engine in the Z28 and the SS are the exact same motor, there is NO DIFFERENCE between them.
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I had the chance to buy an SS and chose a Z28. The fact that its an SS is simply not worth it to me to spend 5K more when all that stuff has been/will be replaced with more effective parts than offered by the factory anyways.
Last edited by Joker; Jan 20, 2005 at 05:04 PM.


To the poster, as I'm sure you can tell by now, the primary difference is looks. The SS is a little more prestigious (sp?), but in a race, they're the same car.
Call me crazy, but now that I've sold my Z-28 and am looking at SS's, it does seem that the SS's are nicer cars. I honestly cannot put my finger on it for the life of me though. Maybe I'm just being pulled in my the tags.....
Hey, didn't you say you sold a new Z for an older SS and liked the SS a bit more? Have you figured out why?
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If you don't care about looks, then just get the Z. If you want some flash and "exclusivity" (doesn't much for me, but it might others), then get the SS.
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oh and according to some guy i met once, his SLP SS is ungodly fast, if i raced him, he would put 5 car lengths on me, and its super fast because its made by SLP
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