where the heck is the new camaro?
 

what happened to sept?

What was supposed to happen in September?
The official info was only released at the beginning of the month.
you expect it on the street already?

announcing now means production?

http://www.gminsidenews.com/forums/f...age-2-a-69392/

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...d/IMG_1223.jpg

Its right there next to me.

...hood popped and all.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...d/IMG_1247.jpg

Thats whats under it.
Driver side spark plug access ok!
Passanger side is rough. There is gunna have to be some really magical working to get a LT header on the driver side, around the steering shaft.

battery in the trunk?

looks like the MAF is built into the air box. That should make a simple intake a bit more money. Looks a lot better than the concept I think.

I want

ah my eyes. that thing is horrible. gm dropped the ball on it.

Is the hood broken?

haha could be one of the first TSB's of many to come out on this car in the future. all this car is gonna do is remind chevy why they killed the camaro in the first place.

why on earth do u own one? alllllllll u do is rip the new one apart, and im sure the new one will be 10x better then a 4th gen, after all they've had long enough to work on it

Can't be, pretty sure Volvo patented that in the 80's and you don't license sweet tech like that to anyone. lol

How would a TSB remind them that unadvertised cars don't sell? :confused:

i love fbodies. not cars gm slaps an v8 in and think they can rehash any name from the past.

the 5th gen isnt going to be the hotcake seller theyre banking on.

and the tsb was a joke. damn. cant bash a car around here can i.

He's talking out his ass.....again...

it actually looks like the maf sensor is a seperate sensor that mounts ONTO the airbox by means of just a hole and mounting boss. That actually makes it easy to sway intake systems, just provide a hole and boss for the oem sensor to stick in. you then dont have to worry about porting maf ends or such, just tune for more airflow possibly.

i want one :( looks very nice, love the interior, the only thing that is wierdish is the radio/heat dials. looks too much like a civic :/ other than that its great.

Reminded me of a Nintendo controler...the first one.

The car looks much different once your inside it. I like how the two guages are right there in front of you, just comes out of the dash. Guages are easy to read, if a little odd how they go around the dial.
HVAC/Radio controls are very easy to opperate with a pair of driving gloves on. No crazy button dash, and not cheap parts-bin interior set up either.
Its very easy climate and radio controls, with quality switchgear even in the IVER car.
Interior will be the make or break of this car for most people. Driving position is much improved over the 3/4th gens. And PLENTY of space up front.
Oh..it was funny, I was sitting in the pass seat with another Camaro guy in the driver seat. I looked down at the floor and said "its gone...no more cat hump. horray!"
And he started to laugh and said "stupid cat hump"

Damn. That cat hump was a tradition since '75.

I remember talking to Scott back in 06 about it. He said it would have cost GM 100 million dollars to redesign the floor boards to remove the hump for the 4th gen.

To put that in perspective, it cost GM 250 million to redesign the Camaro for 98.

And to better drive it home....GM (rumoor) spent 250-350 million dollars to develop the 5th gen...the whole car. That included increasing the dash to axle ratio from the Holden Zeta platform along with 100 or so improvements to chassis dynamics over the Aussie Zeta platform.

But it's tradition! :mrgreen:

Actually, it just proves how old the chassis was...

Yes:

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/attach...0&d=1221937354

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/attach...1&d=1221937354

- Justin

i dont like how that big metal rim sits ALONG side the battery with the terminals just sitting there like its no big deal......


i forsee sparks in your future!