GM's stab at 5th Gen SCCA Track Car - Camaro SSX
11-03-2010, 01:41 PM
#1
GM's stab at 5th Gen SCCA Track Car - Camaro SSX Lookie here, GM is listening...
FYI, The Camaro SSX Track Car Concept from SEMA (flame suit on
):
More pics here:
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=113904
FYI, The Camaro SSX Track Car Concept from SEMA (flame suit on
):More pics here:
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=113904
Last edited by libertyforall1776; 11-05-2010 at 03:57 PM. Reason: added link
11-03-2010, 02:15 PM
#2
Ok. Great.. Hope they build it.
But it's a concept, as the data sheet says "Part concept, part reality" and built to showcase GM's expanded line of performance parts.
That doesn't make it an SCCA legal car, or Grand-Am legal car....
It makes it a concept car built from a Production car. Like most cars @ SEMA.
But it's a concept, as the data sheet says "Part concept, part reality" and built to showcase GM's expanded line of performance parts.
That doesn't make it an SCCA legal car, or Grand-Am legal car....
It makes it a concept car built from a Production car. Like most cars @ SEMA.
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11-03-2010, 04:48 PM
#8
The 6th Gen Camaro on the Alpha-based platform is supposed to cure that...
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86357
http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=86357
11-03-2010, 07:00 PM
#10
Launching!
I really, really hope that isn't the case.
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive autocross R comp rubber
Probably irrelevant anyway because 1000 would have to be built for it to be stock class legal.
It doesn't fit into any of the STx classes either.
I suppose you could buy new wheels and downsize the diameter to something much more sensible in order to run in one of the higher classes. Problem is you'd just wind up with an expensive, goofy looking car (small wheels) that gets slaughtered no matter where it's classed.
For road course work...
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive road race slicks
Again, you'd have to buy new wheels just to get comp rubber on your new track car. Doesn't make much sense to me unless this is simply a poser oriented concept that was never intended for production.
Oops... wait.... this car is at SEMA, right?
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive autocross R comp rubber
Probably irrelevant anyway because 1000 would have to be built for it to be stock class legal.
It doesn't fit into any of the STx classes either.
I suppose you could buy new wheels and downsize the diameter to something much more sensible in order to run in one of the higher classes. Problem is you'd just wind up with an expensive, goofy looking car (small wheels) that gets slaughtered no matter where it's classed.
For road course work...
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive road race slicks
Again, you'd have to buy new wheels just to get comp rubber on your new track car. Doesn't make much sense to me unless this is simply a poser oriented concept that was never intended for production.
Oops... wait.... this car is at SEMA, right?
11-03-2010, 07:31 PM
#11
I really, really hope that isn't the case.
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive autocross R comp rubber
Probably irrelevant anyway because 1000 would have to be built for it to be stock class legal.
It doesn't fit into any of the STx classes either.
I suppose you could buy new wheels and downsize the diameter to something much more sensible in order to run in one of the higher classes. Problem is you'd just wind up with an expensive, goofy looking car (small wheels) that gets slaughtered no matter where it's classed.
For road course work...
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive road race slicks
Again, you'd have to buy new wheels just to get comp rubber on your new track car. Doesn't make much sense to me unless this is simply a poser oriented concept that was never intended for production.
Oops... wait.... this car is at SEMA, right?
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive autocross R comp rubber
Probably irrelevant anyway because 1000 would have to be built for it to be stock class legal.
It doesn't fit into any of the STx classes either.
I suppose you could buy new wheels and downsize the diameter to something much more sensible in order to run in one of the higher classes. Problem is you'd just wind up with an expensive, goofy looking car (small wheels) that gets slaughtered no matter where it's classed.
For road course work...
20 inch wheels = no options for competitive road race slicks
Again, you'd have to buy new wheels just to get comp rubber on your new track car. Doesn't make much sense to me unless this is simply a poser oriented concept that was never intended for production.
Oops... wait.... this car is at SEMA, right?
Huge rims = Check
Huge rear (ricer) wing = Check
This isnt the 60's guys.
11-04-2010, 04:25 AM
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The car origanally posted dosen't look half bad but i'm with the other guy above, the new camaros look way to bulky for my likings and I would probablly never see myself going out of my way to buy one.
