6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Originally Posted by LeadSled1
Nope, it will fit.

Requires a different oil pan and a different intake.

Requires a different oil pan and a different intake.
Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Originally Posted by DvBoard
think public, not the enthusist. If they here it has the same type of 6 cylinder that used to come in camaro's they are going to think they are no better than they where.
Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Originally Posted by Good Ph.D
Its got the same type of V8 it used to have too? Is the public going to think a 400hp V8 is no better than 300hp one?
. It's all about educating the public.
Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Just curious, why would you show us a picture of the engine bay of a handcrafted, tube frame, hotrod.....and then state the 4.2 will fit the '09 Camaro?
The length of the new motor is within 1/2" of the old 250. So it's not very long either.
With GM pushing the "our cars get better than 30mpg" issue they could use this motor and have 300+ hp.
I think it would be a win/win situation.
Offer a supercharged/turbo version as an option? (RS maybe?) It would be an awesome road race platform.
Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
The I6 is only in the Trailblazer and variants currently, and those vehicles will supposedly not have a next generation. GM just came out with a new line of pickups and SUVs, and the I6 is conspicuously absent from those vehicles.
I'm sure it won't fit in the transverse engine crossovers that will supposedly replace GMT360.
So my question is, will the 4200 I6 die in a few years?
I'm sure it won't fit in the transverse engine crossovers that will supposedly replace GMT360.
So my question is, will the 4200 I6 die in a few years?
Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Originally Posted by Fbodfather
no in-line 6

...just kidding (someone will probably post this as fact in another thread
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Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Originally Posted by Fbodfather
no in-line 6
Any chance in hell that GM will bring out the LSX based V6, like the 4.3 was to the SBC? That would would a good up level V6 for the Camaro.
Re: 6 cylinder options in the Camaro?
Originally Posted by teal98
So my question is, will the 4200 I6 die in a few years?
The 5.3L is going into the H3 and then probably the Colorado. The Colorado won't need a 291HP I6 if it has a 315HP 5.3L DoD/AFM V8 that gets the same milage.
I wouldn't be suprised to see a variance of the 3.6 V6 in the CTS make it in the Camaro. Its already making 255hp and with some engineering I would be 275 or so would be right in line.
Talk about a very pleasant everyday car to drive that ANYONE can afford. Think about it...a 275hp 5or6 speed manual or an A5orA6 transmission with a lot of the good stuff. Bet that would be pretty cool.
Note: Disclaimer to my statement. I am thinking 90% of the REST of the population. Not us Horsepower junky freaks. (Stand tall when you read that!!!)
Talk about a very pleasant everyday car to drive that ANYONE can afford. Think about it...a 275hp 5or6 speed manual or an A5orA6 transmission with a lot of the good stuff. Bet that would be pretty cool.
Note: Disclaimer to my statement. I am thinking 90% of the REST of the population. Not us Horsepower junky freaks. (Stand tall when you read that!!!)
No way on the I-6 for the Camaro. They have much better car based V-6's. This is designed for turck applications and even negating the weight and set up on the TrailBlazer, the I-6 get horrible fuel economy. Posted by Jacoz35thSS


