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09-14-2007, 09:12 AM | #16 | |
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One thing that makes me wonder though...if there is only gonna be 2 v6 and 1 v8 will that 1 v8 look exactly like the concept? If anyone remembers that one interview with Lutz he told the interviewer "right now your looking at what would be the top of the line Camaro".
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09-14-2007, 10:04 AM | #17 | |
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My thoughts? I think the initial release V8 will be the top-of-the-line mainstream Camaro(which'll look like the concept)...then they'll make a GT500 killer, with a Super-Hi-Po V8, which'll be all tricked out, with intakes, and better this, better that I'm now, really interested in seeing what a flat-roofed 5th gen will look like (the V6's)... |
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09-14-2007, 09:43 PM | #18 |
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I think I'm going to try and pick up an LS3 powered one slightly used, with only 5k or so miles on it.
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09-14-2007, 10:39 PM | #19 |
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it doesn't make sense to make just 1 v8. That is so stupid, there should be a lower end v8 and a high end v8. I think they are bluffing. There has to be a 2nd v8 model or at least come out with a supercharged model or something.
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...mmmm, I don't know. It definitely makes a lot of sense to have only one V8. I still think there will be two, but it's financially smart to offer only 1...reduce costs of producing more than one V8 in smaller numbers, than the cheaper method of having 1 large-scale V8...
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what do you do with your life....? lol just messin thanks for postin that up from the fbodfather.
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so you are saying I need to send you some more stuff to p/s before that time?
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09-15-2007, 01:19 AM | #24 |
Here's my $0.02...Having a midrange V-8 would most likely only benefit in the means of gas mileage. The insurance between a 370ish hp V-8 and a 430ish hp V-8 would not differ very much at all. Like Drangon said, it would be cheaper to just have one V-8 with a decent amount of power rather than two. Just think about it, you have your economy V-6 for those who could care less about the performance of the car. You have the HiPo V-6 for those who want good performance and cheaper insurance/better fuel economy and then the 4XXhp V-8 for the for people who want a BADA$$ ride and don't mind the extra expenses that come with owning a muscle car.
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09-15-2007, 03:06 AM | #25 |
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I thought another source on this site said there would not be three engines? Maybe two, maybe four, but not three....I don't know.
Either way I don't have any problem with only one V8, I kind of like the idea actually. If there is a HIPO V6 putting out 300-320hp then that is just fine with me. We already know GM makes such an engine.
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well ... "not official GM words" ... I personally hardly believe the guy said something that wasn't into GM official communication plan ...
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09-15-2007, 06:53 AM | #27 |
2 different V6's ? I don't remember the last time we could choose from kinda slow....to real slow,the early 3rd gens with 4 cyl,optional V6 etc..that doesn't sound right,1 Base V6 and then 2 kinds of V8 was the general plan..more motor options means bigger prices..my 2 cents
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09-15-2007, 12:37 PM | #28 |
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Ok I guess having 2 v8s would not be a financially smart way to go, but at least offer a supercharged version... something to compete with the gt500. The way I think of it the v8s shouldn't be as bad with gas because based on what I've read it has the engine management system which allows you to shutdown 4 pistons. I'm not entirely sure if you can shut it down with a press of a button but hey thats awesome if that is ever possible. I'm just really looking for something with more horses.
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