2018 COPO Camaro Hits The Strip With All-New 302 Racing Eng

[ALMACK]

Sounds like that 302 might be a high rpm screamer.

8,000-9,000 RPM ?

The new 302 racing engine is based on the LT1 engine offered in the 2018 Camaro SS, but built for drag racing with unique components. Its displacement derives from a shorter-stroke crankshaft than the production engine that enables exceptional high-rpm capability.

http://www.dragzine.com/news/2018-co...racing-engine/

[ALMACK]

[john kunsak]

should go 8000-9000 rpm. my 427 copo is run 8500 + every shift . alittle higher at the stripe.

[Chipper Chapman]

Originally Posted by john kunsak

should go 8000-9000 rpm. my 427 copo is run 8500 + every shift . alittle higher at the stripe.

Was gonna say, we are spinning old school 396's over 8000 lol.

[Chris1529]

These will probably sound like a Super Stock EM or FM when they run.
8000-9000 RPM? -that's funny

[Dan Fahey]

Originally Posted by Chris1529

These will probably sound like a Super Stock EM or FM when they run.
8000-9000 RPM? -that's funny

Wonder what they would spin if a Super Stocker or Comp Car.

D

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by Dan Fahey

Wonder what they would spin if a Super Stocker or Comp Car.

D

Isn't it already a Super Stock engine? ;-)

[Rob Wright]

Originally Posted by Bobby DiDomenico

Isn't it already a Super Stock engine? ;-)

Based on content and overall design of OEM engines & components produced since about 1997 (20 years or so), I'll say no.

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by Rob Wright

Based on content and overall design of OEM engines & components produced since about 1997 (20 years or so), I'll say no.

I was thinking more along the lines of the street legal production cars in Stk Eliminator.

[Dirk Olson]

Originally Posted by Dan Fahey View Post

Wonder what they would spin if a Super Stocker or Comp Car

10 /10.5 to be competitive.

Dirk

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