GREAT Deal On 572 COPO

[GUMP]

Originally Posted by Brett C

What is the difference between a COPO 6.2 & natural class 6.2?

The 6.2 (376) in the 2010-2015 Camaro is the production LS3 combination.

The COPO 6.2 is LT based (2016+). It uses the production block, crank, and heads. It has a bigger cam, more compression, ported heads, and a Holley Hi Ram intake. The 2016-2020 is direct injected. The 2022 is port injected.

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by GUMP

The 6.2 (376) in the 2010-2015 Camaro is the production LS3 combination.

The COPO 6.2 is LT based (2016+). It uses the production block, crank, and heads. It has a bigger cam, more compression, ported heads, and a Holley Hi Ram intake. The 2016-2020 is direct injected. The 2022 is port injected.

What is the difference in fuel pressure?

[GUMP]

Originally Posted by Bobby DiDomenico

What is the difference in fuel pressure?

The LS3 is about 65 PSI at the injector.

The DI is 100 PSI to the mechanical pump and around 3,000 PSI at the injector.

Wish I could afford one Darren. I do love my 69 Camaro but I’m starting to really like the new GM Racing platform.

Let the deflection continue.

[GUMP]

Originally Posted by Barry Polley

Let the deflection continue.

Is this directed at me?

Originally Posted by GUMP

Is this directed at me?

Not at all.
I’m sure Mopar and Ford have new toys coming out also.
It’s not just GM offering more platforms.

[Bobby DiDomenico]

Originally Posted by GUMP

The LS3 is about 65 PSI at the injector.

The DI is 100 PSI to the mechanical pump and around 3,000 PSI at the injector.

Thanks. I was low thinking about 2,500.

[GUMP]

Originally Posted by Bobby DiDomenico

Thanks. I was low thinking about 2,500.

We run the LT4 fuel pump.

[Don Kennedy]

Originally Posted by Barry Polley

Wish I could afford one Darren. I do love my 69 Camaro but I’m starting to really like the new GM Racing platform.

Let the deflection continue.

Barry sell the 69 for $60,000 and then buy the new car for over $100,000 is the way it works out lol

Originally Posted by Don Kennedy

Barry sell the 69 for $60,000 and then buy the new car for over $100,000 is the way it works out lol

Hi Don! We Missed seeing you at Pomona and Phoenix! How are things back East?
I have a couple of guys probing me to buy it.
If I could pull it off I probably would.
Except for being in C a l i f o r n I a and trying to race here - all is good.

Miss you guys!