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Old 05-30-2005, 09:39 PM
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Hey Im going to be buying a new car soon and I love the LS1 Camaros but they are still a little too pricey for me, So ive been thinking about the LT1s which still look nice to me anyways. So I was just wondering what the ET is on a stock manual LT1 camaro? I heard it was about 13.9-14 flat but Im not sure how accurate the site was. Also another question aside from the engine are there that many differences performance-wise between the two generations? The same suspension and stuff like that was used right? Alright thanks a lot in advance.
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Re: 93+ Camaros Vs. 98+

All depends on driver. Manual should be a high 13. But it might take a couple runs for you to get there. To learn the car.
I know a guy stuck in the upper 14's with an LT1 Camaro. He can't drive.
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