Difference between the Z28 and SS?
I'm doing some research on Camaros, and I wanted to know all the differences between a Z28 and an SS?
So far I know the SS models have the ram air setup, rear spoiler and the SLP exhaust and suspension. Anything else I'm missing? |
Not that I can think of. I think they have different exhaust. The ss has duals right guys?
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the SS was practically ONLY appearance-related items....
you can order additional things for the SS, though.. such as center-mounted exhaust, Auburn differential (i think it was), and in 2002 (last year) you could get a performance upgrade.. which increased the car to 245HP, i believe.. it was basically a LID, and i think a catback, maybe one other thing or something, I don't know |
245hp....hmmmm??:think:
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might be obvious but they had 17" rims and tires too
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Originally posted by LqMth 245hp....hmmmm??:think: |
Originally posted by MasterEvilAce the SS was practically ONLY appearance-related items.... |
Mine has:
Cold Air hood Rear Decklid spoiler 16" ZR-1 style cast aluminum alloy wheels 16" BF Goodrich Comp T/A tires 2 OTL exhaust Torsen Limited Slip Diff Hurst Six speed short throw shifter High flow exhaust manifolds. Synthetic lube package: Synthetic oil, rear axel lube and semi-synthetic power steering fluid. Oil cooler SS emblems replaces Z28 tags. 2 numbered keychains and 1 numbered dash plaque. The 17" rims and Bilstein suspension is only available on coupes and T-tops. |
Sweet... thanks for the info fellas!
What's a LID? If I think of something else to ask, I will. :) |
it's the LS-1 stock air box...... they have better flowing ones....basically a better lid
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Hope this isn't thread jacking, it's semi related...
If your planning on putting on a cold air system, and a higher flowing exhaust system (seems that this is what gives most SS's higher hp ratings) anyways, wouldnt a regular z28 be a good/cheaper platform to get about the same kind of power from?(minusing the appearance/cool factor of course) |
Originally posted by MrDino Hope this isn't thread jacking, it's semi related... If your planning on putting on a cold air system, and a higher flowing exhaust system (seems that this is what gives most SS's higher hp ratings) anyways, wouldnt a regular z28 be a good/cheaper platform to get about the same kind of power from?(minusing the appearance/cool factor of course) I believe the LT1 Z28s and SSs had a bigger hp gap then the LS1 versions. |
Originally posted by 96SSConv#2033 Mine has: 16" ZR-1 style cast aluminum alloy wheels 16" BF Goodrich Comp T/A tires The 17" rims and Bilstein suspension is only available on coupes and T-tops. 16"??? where did you get those. I've seen only one set of those ever. 17" only on coupe and t-top? I don't think so. SS has 17" on all models i've seen, including convertables. |
Originally posted by GoFast908Z 16"??? where did you get those. I've seen only one set of those ever. 17" only on coupe and t-top? I don't think so. SS has 17" on all models i've seen, including convertables. 16"x8.0" ZR-1 Style Cast Aluminum Alloy Wheels The one page front and back brochure says 17" with a * that says "Convertible models retain stock Camaro Z28 suspension, receive 16" version of BFGoodrich Comp T/A tires and receive 16" x 8" ZR-1 styled cast aluminum alloy wheels." If my scanner was working I would scan it for you. Here is a link to the SLP website with the exact same rims that I have: http://www.slponline.com/view_produc...&SHOWEMAIL=Off I have a '96. '97 and newer may have had the upgraded suspension and bigger wheels. |
Originally posted by GoFast908Z 16"??? where did you get those. I've seen only one set of those ever. 17" only on coupe and t-top? I don't think so. SS has 17" on all models i've seen, including convertables. When GM had more to do with the SS in 98, all SS's came with 17" wheels. Also 96-97 SS's had a polished lip on the rim. I don't recall seeing anything from 98 on with that. Correct me if I am wrong. |
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