Camaro performance parts & exterior/interior accessories details from Indy!

[shank0668]

Originally Posted by fbird777

I'm assuming the front one is the stock spoiler and the rear one is the blade spoiler? It's kind of hard to tell w/o it on the car. It looks pretty sweet though.

yea

[fbird777]

It is more aggressive than the stock spoiler but not as extravagant as the big wing and it still looks good with stripes. Oh yeah, nice find btw.

[EllwynX]

Originally Posted by shank0668

heres the blade spoiler! credit to http://www.camaroz28.com/forums.

I'll have to see it on the car. As it stands I prefer the stock spoiler...

[Burnin' Rubber]

Originally Posted by Tran

For anyone who's managed to miss it, here are the original spy shots from almost 6 months ago showing some of the cosmetic upgrades that will be available.

These are from this thread -- http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3425

Is that the Mugen Camaro WRX STI V-Spec Type-R Evo?

[ShnOmac]

you better hide......

[Burnin' Rubber]

Seriously though, this long list of accessories makes me think the stock version falls short with inferior components. They can be options for the LS or LT, but things like the airbox upgrade, exhaust upgrade, and blade spoiler should be standard on the SS version. Would these be factory-installed or dealer-installed? Why should the top-of-the-line model require performance upgrades?

[ShnOmac]

Most of the upgrades mentioned are "aftermarket" parts for almost all car companys. IMO GM is being very smart in how they are marketing this car. The "normal" camaro appeals to most people. But they are also appealing to the younger tuner crowd with these "after market" parts. This car really needs to be a big success for GM as a whole. The more people they can get intersted in the Camaro the better.

[headpunter]

Originally Posted by Burnin' Rubber

Seriously though, this long list of accessories makes me think the stock version falls short with inferior components. They can be options for the LS or LT, but things like the airbox upgrade, exhaust upgrade, and blade spoiler should be standard on the SS version. Would these be factory-installed or dealer-installed? Why should the top-of-the-line model require performance upgrades?

because not everyone wants them so they save the consumer the money of not including them on the car

if every top of the line car was built so it didnt need upgrades no one would drive the top of the line because they would all cost 100's of thousands of dollars

manufacturers look at cost vs performance vs consumer expectations


also those would be dealer installed

[flaguy]

Originally Posted by shank0668

heres the blade spoiler! credit to http://www.camaroz28.com/forums.

Awesome! The whole time I've seen the stock spoiler I've always thought it looks good, I just wished it was bigger. The blade is perfect for me.

[khislop007]

anybody know what width rims will be able to fit the camaro front and rear? I am at least hoping 20x9 in the front and 20x11 or 20x12 in the rear..... According to GM accessories the 21" will fit but what width?

[kinyu]

I know this has been beaten to death, but I wish less time would have been spent making the body kit junk and more time getting the HUD in the first release.

[headpunter]

Originally Posted by kinyu

I know this has been beaten to death, but I wish less time would have been spent making the body kit junk and more time getting the HUD in the first release.

not the same department so thats a moot point.

[kinyu]

Originally Posted by headpunter

not the same department so thats a moot point.

Two different departments for camaro accessories? No wonder you need a bailout.

[headpunter]

Originally Posted by kinyu

Two different departments for camaro accessories? No wonder you need a bailout.

accessories and engineered interior parts are not in the same division. but it does seem like you did your part, since you bought an SSR