LT1 SS Camaro
You're dead on Soldier. 15 more hp, 25 more ftlbs and a 6spd made them quicker than the 2V in every scenario I have been witness to personally. C&D got 0-60 times of 5.3 and the 1/4 in 13.8 in 1993. That is enough to dispatch a New Edge in stock trim in almost every case. My buddy bought his brand new and had no problems hangin' paint on paint with '96-'98 Cobras and beat lesser drivers occasionally...
Last edited by Baddog; Apr 26, 2009 at 05:55 AM.
oh, ok. thanks. i thought somebody once told me they didnt have an SS in '96, just '97. oh well. ill take your word for it. you would know ;-) haha
i like the '96/'97 look more than the LS1 SS's. granted, huge power difference, but i just like the older body style more. mainly because of the recessed headlights. maybe its due to me loving 4-eye 'Stangs...who knows.....any LS1's put in an LT1 body style? haha
i like the '96/'97 look more than the LS1 SS's. granted, huge power difference, but i just like the older body style more. mainly because of the recessed headlights. maybe its due to me loving 4-eye 'Stangs...who knows.....any LS1's put in an LT1 body style? haha
oh, ok. thanks. i thought somebody once told me they didnt have an SS in '96, just '97. oh well. ill take your word for it. you would know ;-) haha
i like the '96/'97 look more than the LS1 SS's. granted, huge power difference, but i just like the older body style more. mainly because of the recessed headlights. maybe its due to me loving 4-eye 'Stangs...who knows.....any LS1's put in an LT1 body style? haha
i like the '96/'97 look more than the LS1 SS's. granted, huge power difference, but i just like the older body style more. mainly because of the recessed headlights. maybe its due to me loving 4-eye 'Stangs...who knows.....any LS1's put in an LT1 body style? haha
Not from the factory. But, there's quite a few people that have done the swap. If my motor ever goes, I'd sure consider it. One for power, and two, so I don't have to worry about the optispark anymore. Even though I can get a kit to run my car off an LS1 pcm and coilpacks.
Not so much. The LT1 SS's are known to go mid 13's pretty easily, and a few have dipped into the lower 13's bone stock. Unlike LS1's, the LT1 SS's actually did have a performance advantage over the Z28's. They had a true ram air system, and freer flowing exhaust. Also, I'm still a firm believer that 9 times out of 10, an LT1 is going to take a 2v stock for stock. Every time I go to the track, it proves my theory more and more.
Not so much. The LT1 SS's are known to go mid 13's pretty easily, and a few have dipped into the lower 13's bone stock. Unlike LS1's, the LT1 SS's actually did have a performance advantage over the Z28's. They had a true ram air system, and freer flowing exhaust. Also, I'm still a firm believer that 9 times out of 10, an LT1 is going to take a 2v stock for stock. Every time I go to the track, it proves my theory more and more.
You can't really go by what you've seen at the track especially since I've lost to a total of 2 new edges at the track and my car is just about as fast as a stock new edge should be. I'll agree with the fact that LT1 SS cars were faster than the z28s but saying they had some huge advantage over a new edge is a little iffy to me. I still say the race between any stock LT1 and a stock 4.6 2v is up to the driver, especially on the street.
You can't really go by what you've seen at the track especially since I've lost to a total of 2 new edges at the track and my car is just about as fast as a stock new edge should be. I'll agree with the fact that LT1 SS cars were faster than the z28s but saying they had some huge advantage over a new edge is a little iffy to me. I still say the race between any stock LT1 and a stock 4.6 2v is up to the driver, especially on the street.


