Civic SI vs Camaro SS (new style)

I beat a Camaro SS today everybody, then he threw up the "thunbs up" sign in anknowledgment...:woot:

 

damn!! nice kill!

 

sweetness

 

Very nice kill ..performance numbers on the cars??

 

Wow...

 

I know my car has roughly 198HP and 156 lb/tq...nice and light...

What the Camaro SS had? Nothing but stock and weight baby!

 

What Body Style SS???

What Gen was the Camaro SS???

Cause My Father has a First Gen 1968 Camaro SS 375hp Stock...

The Second Gens are (1970-1981)
The Third Gens are (1982-1992)
The Fourth Gens are (1993-2002)
The Fifth Gens are 2006

 

Possible tail end of 2002...maybe a 2006...it was the new style

 

hmm..new camaros suck! lol

 

Hey! i didnt write that up there

 

?.....last camaro produced was in 02. they have that New "69ish sortof but not really" lookin concept camaro that probably wont be in production for a good while.

EDIT: o ya, Congrats on the kill man!!!

 

2006 Concept Camaro

This is the 2006 Concept Camaro Considered 5th Gen...

 

Note the Hood Scope...



This is the Fourth Gen Camaro SS


It's got 335 horsepower (with the dual-dual exhaust option that the car is fitted with) and 350 lb-ft of torque. What does that mean? Here's where it works out on paper. Acceleration times are scorching. It reaches 0-60 in 5.2 seconds. It's 0-100 time is 11.8 seconds. It completes the 1/4 mile in 13.25 seconds at about 109 m.p.h. I hate to disappoint all of the Porsche Boxter, SVT Cobra Mustang, & Ferrari 355 Spyder owners out there, but those numbers will have me waiting for you guys at the end of the 1/4 mile, with about a quarter or a half of a second to spare for perhaps a little chuckle on my behalf. The SS's acceleration numbers are pretty much the same as the Porsche 911 Carrera 4, except youll be savoring an additional 5 miles per gallon highway. It gets 19mpg city/ 28 highway. Pretty amazing for a Chevy V-8, Id have to say. Just for your reference, the Ferrari 355 Spyder can be yours for the tune of $137,000. The $30,000 window sticker on THIS car just puts the icing on the cake.

The '02 Camaro SS handles as if it is on rails, the power that it has to offer (pretty much anywhere in the R.P.M. range) leaves nothing to be desired, and the 6-speed manual transmission with the Hurst "short-throw" shifter is matched beautifully with the car's LS-1 5.7 Liter 350 C.I. V-8 engine. It's power isn't either "on or off" either. It's fairly difficult to get the car to lose control unless you want it to. It's extremely well balanced. The cars slalom speeds and braking distances say a lot as well. This car is just an all-around win-win Sports Car.

So on that Note I Call This Thread :bs:

 

:googly: haha.

ya, thanks for the good pics and info clutch :thumbup:

 

Im Sure...

Im Sure If this Story is True the Guy in the Camaro wasnt On It... he was Just Cruzing and Gave Panzer a Thumbs Up for a Good Launch...

 

Wats under your hood?. Congrats man

 

the b.s call is probably right on this one. or it was a v-6 camaro with an ss badge and "dual" exhausts. or maybe this guy can just drive the heck out of his car. who knows, but i'm leaning towards :bs: :bs:

 

uhm thought they stopped camaros in 02

 

^ they did..the 5th gen is still in the concept stage and hasn't been released to the public yet.

 

yeah i have raced a 4th gen camaro in my magnum r/t (hemi all wheel drive) and beat it but not by much so if i was just beating it then he wasnt close (im pushin 360hp and 400ftlbs) so yeah :bs: