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Description: Transmission choices include either a two or three-speed automatic, or a five-speed manual. Built using the specifications of the NHRA Stock Eliminator class, Chevrolet has yet to confirm that a produ...
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That's some CARBUZZ BS. Chevy has stated that they will make this car just like Ford will offer the CobraJet.
Alanda read the end of the paragraph. They haven't decided of they'll make it yet
Silly rabbit. Yes...you will be able to buy this car...it's not a concept...it's a real offering.
if you look closely, once he hits about 135 the drive shaft is still intact...
Not offering this would be a bad move on chevys part if they wanna fuel the mustang camaro race.
OMG I want that car!! But it said on the bottom concept car not for sale :(
The chassis is Australian designed, but the car is made in Canada. The only two cars that GM exported directly from Australia were the last generation GTO and the G8.
Description: Official specs haven't been released for now, but our prediction, based on what's being said by Chevrolet test engineers in this new video, is that the COPO Camaro will be offered in the ver...
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COPO cars looked like plain jain 350's back in the day. Steel wheels and bowtie badges. It's perfect.
There is no COPO badge. COPO was just a parts ordering center...not a vehicle per se.
You know shelby has the snake on the grille why can't it have a copo badge
should've at least put in the halo ring lights then it would be perfect.
Very nice looking car! I'm happy they didn't use larger rims. Looks straight down to business.
Is it just me or does the rear fender bulge out even more? Badass looking car
That's how dragster wheels are setup the front rims are smaller so it leans downward in the front for better aerodynamics, I had the same set up on my '62 Nova
you can tell its supercharged cause the hood sticks up higher in the middle.
At first glance i thought it said ford on that back quarter panel. That wouldve been funny
Looks fantastic. Can't wait for a drag race between this and the cobra jet. Gonna be epic!!
Drag racing inspired? It IS a drag car...sheesh! What do you think this car is designed for?
As Evan said, love the drag racing inspired interior. More I see of this car the more I like it!
Rpm accuracy, shift light, etc. Stock gauge may not keep up properly maybe.
The ls4 in the gxp and ss was aluminum and put out very good torque and hp for the size it was famous for chewing through transmissions my brother went through 3 transmissions in his grand prix gxp
The LS4 was also in the grand prix gxp and Chevy Tahoe and the gmc Yukon and the pickups on top of the monte Carlo ss and impala it really is mass produced and put in everything u just never hear about it because it isn't in the corvette or Camaro
Out to a 408ci motor.
But these numbers vary because of the different blocks they have. The 5.3 in the trucks I believe is an iron block instead of aluminum same goes for the 2500 HD which is a 6.0 iron block (LQ9). A lot of guys will get the iron block 6.0 and bore it
The 6.2 is the LS3. I believe the 5.3 is the LS4 or 5. They put them in the Monte Carlo SS and Impala SS for awhile. The LS1/6 is a 5.7L. LS7 is 7.0 (my favorite). LS2 is 6.0. LS9 is the sc LS3 essentially.
If I'm not mistaken, isn't the 5.3 the LS3? Think that aussie Maloo thing has one
The do Ham&Cheese. That's what's in the Z71 trucks.
Hells yeah. Make it fun to drive in the rain
@patrick that's the one thing I love on my LT1 is it makes max torque at 2500rpms sooo nice
Chris....ur post is completely wrong.half the muscle cars were small blocks.and pony cars doesn't mean they had a v6 either.do some research
Also price, durability, sound amound other reasons
One word Joe: torque. We like it. And lots of it.
muscle cars tend to have v8 big blocks, and ponys tend to have v6 or v8. Its just tradition to the car.
It's the American way joe
Woops they didn't supercharge the LS7 still a great engine and they don't add more cylinders because there sticking to how they have been making engines
@joe it's made of aluminum so it's lighter than most competition ,and the price I think they cost 7000$ ,I know my general ppl will tell you the real price oh yeh there's no replacement for displacement !!!!
Finally Chevy chose to supercharge this engine! I would love to have a supercharged LS7
what were that stats?
Why have American car companies never learned to count higher than 8 on the number of cylinders? 7.0L is insanely huge for a V8 in my opinion
Lol this makes me happy