Drivetrain
Chassis
Body
THIS MAY BE A PERFECT Z 28 REDUX
New School 1967 Z28
In 1967 the famed Z28 was rated at a mere 290 horsepower…...hahahahhahhhahhhhh …...Oh well Gm , was trying very hard to hide the true ratings for insurance and racing class' and such. The reality was that this car was really putting out about 360 horsepower and had a great power curve to the upper RPM range which pretty much made it a great car for the Trans-Am / SCCA race series , in fact this car was the brainchild of a little known executive at GM ,Vince Piggins, his idea was to offer a car that was virtually race ready and be able to sell it from any Chevy dealer in the country…… GREAT CONCEPT…!!!!!
Let's do the upgrade……..
How do you follow such an unbelievably Iconic car like the 1967 Camaro Z28…...You leave it alone cosmetically and you completely and thoroughly revamp all of the drivetrain and suspension to the very latest technology…Above all else you don't mess with the very style and stance that brought this Icon into the forefront of automotive history……… You leave it Alone!!!!
I would start with an LS3 (6.2 L) This motor will probably go down in history as the single most powerful and flexible powerplant in GM's history
This motor is the mainstay for Corvette and Camaro SS…. In my mind I would opt for dependability,and great performance in equal portions so the LS3 that makes total sense is the 430 horsepower version along with the 4L65E 4 speed All aluminum transmission , match all of that up to a GM 12 bolt 355 Posi then couple all of that up to some big Corvette discs in the front and high performance Hotchkis suspension all around and you have one Bad To the Bone late model LS conversion the New School Z 28 and Classic beauty
1967 Chevrolet
Camaro Z28
THIS MAY BE A PERFECT Z 28 REDUX
1967 Chevrolet
Camaro Z28
THIS MAY BE A PERFECT Z 28 REDUX
Quick Specifications
Highlights
- LS 3 6.2 BAD BOY.
- EVERY NUT , EVERY BOLT IS NEW
- 4 SPEED AUTO
Description
New School 1967 Z28
In 1967 the famed Z28 was rated at a mere 290 horsepower…...hahahahhahhhahhhhh …...Oh well Gm , was trying very hard to hide the true ratings for insurance and racing class' and such. The reality was that this car was really putting out about 360 horsepower and had a great power curve to the upper RPM range which pretty much made it a great car for the Trans-Am / SCCA race series , in fact this car was the brainchild of a little known executive at GM ,Vince Piggins, his idea was to offer a car that was virtually race ready and be able to sell it from any Chevy dealer in the country…… GREAT CONCEPT…!!!!!
Let's do the upgrade……..
How do you follow such an unbelievably Iconic car like the 1967 Camaro Z28…...You leave it alone cosmetically and you completely and thoroughly revamp all of the drivetrain and suspension to the very latest technology…Above all else you don't mess with the very style and stance that brought this Icon into the forefront of automotive history……… You leave it Alone!!!!
I would start with an LS3 (6.2 L) This motor will probably go down in history as the single most powerful and flexible powerplant in GM's history
This motor is the mainstay for Corvette and Camaro SS…. In my mind I would opt for dependability,and great performance in equal portions so the LS3 that makes total sense is the 430 horsepower version along with the 4L65E 4 speed All aluminum transmission , match all of that up to a GM 12 bolt 355 Posi then couple all of that up to some big Corvette discs in the front and high performance Hotchkis suspension all around and you have one Bad To the Bone late model LS conversion the New School Z 28 and Classic beauty