help me pick car i dont know what motor to choose

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04-23-2012, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by impala765

The most apparent difference is that the Rs has a body kit and rear disk brakes. Not sure but I think most have leather interier too.
Just google 1997 RS camaro and go in pics. Here's an example.

Taken on the net, maybe belongs to someone here.

The rear disks brakes are not part of the RS package. The RS is a appearance package only. (Ground effects, rear spoiler and badges) The disks are part of the Y87 package. There has been some debate on other sites if the RS got the V8 rack and pinion but I have yet to see any documents from GM saying the RS had the close ratio rack.

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04-23-2012, 09:01 AM

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Just out of curiosity, I've owned my Z28 for about 8 months and I still haven't been able to find out whats stock and whats not. I know it's got a Cold air intake, and a magnaflow exhaust and some sort of direct port injection that seems to be aftermarket but like I said I have no clue. Is there any way of finding out other than taking it to a dealer or something? I want to start upgrading but just wanna know what's already been done.

Some of the younger guys at the dealership will not know your car as well as some of the guys on this site. Start a thread here and post pics of anything you have a question of. If it is after market we will let you now. Heck if a bracket is bent or a wire is routed wrong someone will chime in.

FYI all 4th gen Camaros have muti point fuel injection. Even the v6s. Direct port injection would mean it has a custom made fuel injection system the injected fuel directly into the cylinder. A system like that could easily cost 15K to have made. Putting it on a car with less than 600Hp would be a waste of money.