Say Hello to my new car.
#52
When you get up close you can tell the bowtie delete is there. It's a temporary fix until I purchase a Heritage Grille painted IOM.
Right now adding the RS headlights are about $1000. So I'm probably not going to do that anytime soon. I kind of like the look without them, keeps it more classic IMO
They really didn't water down this V6. Also as long as you have a manual, you have a POSI rear, so the power is definitely there!
Right now adding the RS headlights are about $1000. So I'm probably not going to do that anytime soon. I kind of like the look without them, keeps it more classic IMO
They really didn't water down this V6. Also as long as you have a manual, you have a POSI rear, so the power is definitely there!
#55
When I rode in my cousin's V6 Camaro, I was impressed with the power coming from the engine. Definitely not watered down. GM did a good job with that engine.
#57
The power isn't there with the automatic - that's for sure. I test drove a 45th anniversary LT2 and it felt so slow I couldn't go that route - that's why I bought the Stang - it just "felt" quicker.
Last edited by AwesomeSS; 04-01-2013 at 10:23 PM.
#58
That and being able to control the shifts yourself makes you more "one" with the car and thus makes it seem more powerful and torque-y (even if it's not). At least in my experience lol.