Does anyone know wha the hp,tq,0-60 and 1/4 mile time for this car. I was on the way home today and pulled up behind one and he took of f kinday quick. I had the woman in the car and she hates when I go over 5,000rpms . I know I would have one but does anyone one know the answers to theses questions.

Thanks

 

its only the v6, if its stock, dont even worry about it.

 

i think they are rated at like 220 and 200 tq but what goes to the wheels i dont know and they way a ton.

 

The 3.8L has 200 horsepower and 225 foot-pounds of torque. My brother has one. Slow as sin.

 

Agreed, I am a recovering V6 Camaro owner and they are in fact an embarrasment to the bowtie.

 

Ha ha admitting is the first step.

I recovered quickly from my even SLOWER 3.4 V6 Camaro by buying a WS6 Trans Am. The Camaro was slower then the 4 cylinder Grand Am I had!
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I too am a recovering V6 Camaro driver, except mine was a 94 with the 3.4L and an automatic. I think it was just fast enough to get out of its own way.

 

I at least had the 3.8l with 5 speed and the previous owner put dual exhaust on. My Sentra was faster, but not my Civic. Good lord, I didn't think I'd ever experience torque again when I bought my Civic. The Camaro handled good at least. But it gave me mechanical problems so I kicked it to the curve.

 

oh I figured the number was low. HE took off kinda fast but I didn't go to7000rpm and the tires are cold around here and nothing but spin.

 

im a recovering v6 camaro owner also... lol it was a 97

my grandpas grand marquis was faster lol

 

ha.. my dad just picked up a 1993 z28 6 spd v8.. full exaust aluminum heads CAi and some internal work i think.. **** is crazy fast its nice

 

I had a guy come in to my work last week with a 2002 V-6 Camaro with dial in's on his windshield that read 16.2. I asked him if thats the bracket he raced in and he said no thats the best he's ever done and he was so proud of it so he left it on. 16.2 in a 1/4 is nothing at all to worry about.