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Michael Kilduff · 09-21-2010, 08:45 AM

All SS camaros from 67 through 69 had either a 350 or 396 for power. All Z-28s of the same years had a 302 engine, no exceptions.The Super Sport option indicated the installment of one of these engines along with a 12 bolt rear among other specific equipment.
All Z-28s cam with the 302, 4 speed Muncie and 12 bolt, no AC and had 15 inch wheels and front disc brakes among other special equipment.
The RS or Rally Sport option was an appearance package that could be had on any first generation camaros from a base model 6 cyl to a COPO 427, SS, or Z-28.
Never was an SS-Z28.
Hope this helps!

09-21-2010, 08:45 AM	#7
Michael Kilduff Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Carolina Beach, NC Posts: 281 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: Can you settle an argument? All SS camaros from 67 through 69 had either a 350 or 396 for power. All Z-28s of the same years had a 302 engine, no exceptions.The Super Sport option indicated the installment of one of these engines along with a 12 bolt rear among other specific equipment. All Z-28s cam with the 302, 4 speed Muncie and 12 bolt, no AC and had 15 inch wheels and front disc brakes among other special equipment. The RS or Rally Sport option was an appearance package that could be had on any first generation camaros from a base model 6 cyl to a COPO 427, SS, or Z-28. Never was an SS-Z28. Hope this helps!