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Camaro ZL1 600?


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My co-worker was telling me about a blue ZL1 that he was looking at in the showroom for 57k, included all the bells and whistles without the pinstripes since he hates those, well he also said that they had a camaro 600, its a 5k extra option that comes with 600hp instead of 580hp. The crazy thing is that it had none of the ZL1's features and looks to be of a base model V-6, guess for a sleeper look but not so since it has 600 plastered all over the body and such. Anyone else seen these yet?

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No, sounds like a dealer thing

 

Slp has some pkgs

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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Thought so, the extra 20hp just ins't 5k worthy IMO, maybe an extra 100-200 hp without all the dumb stickers and such

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found this pic while browsing through SEMA photos

 

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Yeah, I did more research and turned.out it is.not even a ZL1 just an as with the slp supercharger on it. Unfortunateit doesn't get the suspension and body components the ZL1 has or I think ZL1 would have a competitor within its own ranks. Would even think that super snake would lose, again.

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Is it me or does the exhaust tips look like a "ricer want to be"? Even the lower rear valance doesn't look good. Everything else looks good though.

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Is it me or does the exhaust tips look like a "ricer want to be"? Even the lower rear valance doesn't look good. Everything else looks good though.

 

Yeah, those tip would be the first to go along with those 600 stickers and such

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Much better look IMO

 

Yes, very nice; Does it have an SLP supercharger also????? :D

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