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Old 04-10-2013, 10:22 PM   #15
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Yes i know the 302S and 302R are not street legal but they are track cars as is the Z/28.


NO, NO, NO, NO, NO the BOSS 302, 302 LS, 302S, 302R are Race Legal Cars with the latter two being full out race cars.... I doubt that the Camaro Z/28 even qualifies for any Race Legal Classes (someone correct me if I'm wrong on that) but it for sure won't be in the same class as the Boss for obvious reasons. The Z/28 is a street car and is built to be a street car that you can track... The Boss 302 was built around racing restrictions....

THE CAMARO Z/28 is a Street Car that is built to be tracked therefore, despite GM's marketing it as such, it is NOT a race car. The BOSS 302S/302R are RACE CARS, you cannot drive them on the street AT ALL....
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Old 04-10-2013, 10:48 PM   #16
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The BOSS 302S/302R are RACE CARS, you cannot drive them on the street AT ALL....
Just like the 5th gen COPO Camaro... can't even register it for public roads; it's strictly for "off road" use.

And from http://www.fordracingparts.com/compe...osscompare.asp
The BOSS 302R is built to compete in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge Series' Grand Sport class. Race enthusiasts consider the CTSCC to be the ultimate in production based racing considering the class is filled with competitive makes like the Chevy Camaro, BMW M3 and Porsche 997.

The Boss 302S is an entry level, purpose built road racing Mustang from Ford Racing. The car was designed to appeal to many levels of road racing enthusiasts. The Boss 302S is competitively priced considering its level of engineering and competitiveness. In addition to being a very capable open track car, NASA and the SCCA have approved the 302S to compete in both American Iron and the World Challenge GTS class.
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Old 04-10-2013, 10:52 PM   #17
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302R's have no vin either. Purely race oriented. I hear Ford "might" comeback with a Boss 351 to compete with the Z/28 next year or year after on mustang6g.com.
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Old 04-11-2013, 12:50 PM   #18
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302R's have no vin either. Purely race oriented. I hear Ford "might" comeback with a Boss 351 to compete with the Z/28 next year or year after on mustang6g.com.
I don't think they can put anything together in a year on a new platform that can compete anywhere near that level.
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Old 04-11-2013, 07:07 PM   #19
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I don't think they can put anything together in a year on a new platform that can compete anywhere near that level.
We don't know if they had it in the works already. Ford started the track wars anyways.
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