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Originally Posted by Jinx

Its a factory option. If you wanna get down to it, every option in the end effect performance.

Leather is an out there example, but nonetheless a factory option like a track pack. Thus, Stock.

Convertible optioned car will run slower because its heavier. Person reaps the consequences of the boxes checked at the dealership. If Ford offers a Track Pack and it runs quicker. Person, again, reaps the consequences of the boxes checked out.

This is nothing new. If someone said that a 1969 Camaro was to come with a 327, but the person ordering checked the box to have the car instead come with a 396. Its still stock. And thats more extreme than a Track Pack on a Mustang today.

If the shoe was on the other foot and GM decided to give people the option to order the camaro with 3.73 gears like I hear people wishing; I would consider it stock.

Its Stock.

It's a tough comparison. Generally "options" are just that- leather, heated seats, uberspeakers, etc. If Chevy were to add a supercharger to Camaro SS' list of "options" would it all be fair game?