A variation of the classic Camaro which ceased production in 2002. The SS (or Super Sport) was similiar to the Z/28 except for the fact that it was modified by SLP Performance, who gave Chevrolet the idea to add give the Camaro a 320
HP version of the LS1 5.7l V8, this package included a forced-air induction
hood with a lightweight fiberglass air scoop
hood, a Torsen limited-slip performance axle, a modified exhaust system that sported dual 2
3/4-in tailpipes, a redisgned stylish rear spoiler, an upgraded suspension package to give the
beast better handling, speed-rated P275/40ZR17 Goodyear Eagle Fl tires, 17-in which included lightweight cast-aluminum alloy wheels, an added power steering cooler, and the striking exterior SS badges that replaced Z28 logos and added a Camaro SS interior plaque to the dash. The engine was topped off with Quaker State Synquest synthetic engine
oil to ensure engine protection and performance. The 6 speed manual transmission was an option on both the Z/28 and the SS....Which allowed the Camaro to see up to
27 MPG highway....something no V8 Mustang can claim.
The car, an ultimate experience to drive and own, is sure to use any Mustang or
Ricer as a shop
rag if given the appropraite modifications. The Pony
Boys like to run their mouths about the LS1 and the Camaro, but the only way they can keep up is by spending 5,000 to 20,000 more on a GT500. However, by placing that extra
money into an LS1, you can be sure to park in the winner's circle on race day.
The only people that Camaro SS drivers
respect include Chevrolet
Truck owners, other Camaro SS owners (Z/28's are left to the discretion of the actual driver himself),
Corvette Drivers, and Trans Am drivers (if permittable by the driver himself).
