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The ‘02 Camaro SS is decked out in bright Rally Red paint with wide racy stripes and special badging, but in true Camaro tradition, the most memorable parts are under the hood. With forced air induction, the liter LS1 V8 pumps out horsepower and pound-feet of torque.  · From the September issue of Car and Driver. For 10 years, the fourth-generation Chevrolet Camaro dominated Mustangs on the street and .  · The Cobra's sec time hangs impressively with all the great muscle Mustangs of the '60s, but the Camaro's impressive low-end torque grunts it .


Camaro SS Convertible in Light Pewter Metallic with optional “SS” grille (see page 31 for details). Today, the ultimate Camaro is still an SS Convertible. The horsepower LS1 V8, six-speed manual transmission (a no-cost option), scooped hood, and special “SS” badging are enough to bring out the car-crazy kid in just about anyone. The Cobra's sec time hangs impressively with all the great muscle Mustangs of the '60s, but the Camaro's impressive low-end torque grunts it to a 2/10ths advantage. That lead grows to 3. No longer was a big-block V-8 being offered in the Camaro, but to keep the threat alive, Moss's crew had implanted an all-alu­minum ZL-1 race motor into a slightly used model; actually, it.


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