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KingLT1 09-19-2019 11:04 PM

The LT1 isn't much lighter then a 1SS at all. Not sure where you come up with a few hundred pounds lol.

I have seen 1SS cars come in around 3580lbs. LT1 might be 50lbs less tops.

95 imp 09-20-2019 02:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Memphis SS (Post 10623385)
You mean the LT1 will be a nice street car.. it don’t belong on a track or strip in stock form

Drag race.... Street race.... Either way, still faster than a SS.

But the good news is all the fluids will be cooler while you lose!!! Bwahahaha!!! :headbang: :D

FYI, I think the 1LT/LT1 was 60-70 lbs lighter.

HDRDTD 09-20-2019 08:15 AM

FYIW....

https://carbuzz.com/cars/chevrolet/c...maro-coupe-lt1

Dimensions and Measurement
Exterior Dimensions
Length
188.3 in
Height
53.1 in
Max Width
74.7 in
Front Width
62.5 in
Rear Width
63.7 in
Wheelbase
110.7 in
Interior Space
Seating Capacity
4 seater
Front Seat Leg Room
43.9 in
Front Seat Headroom
38.5 in
Weight and Trailing

Curb Weight
3,619 lbs

Cargo Space
Trunk Volume
9.1 ft³

s346k 09-20-2019 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by LARRY01Z28 (Post 10623530)
I think the LT1 is going to be a few hundred pounds lighter then the 1SS. if I had my choice I would buy the LT1 and strip it down even further and drag race it.

few hundred pounds? doubtful. for reference my 18 1ss 1LE weighs 3720 lb.

MackSteelPrivateEye 09-20-2019 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 95 imp (Post 10623664)
Drag race.... Street race.... Either way, still faster than a SS.

But the good news is all the fluids will be cooler while you lose!!! Bwahahaha!!! :headbang: :D

FYI, I think the 1LT/LT1 was 60-70 lbs lighter.

Not neccesarily. 60 or 70 lbs less is not a guaranteed win. What gas are you using that day? How much more air are you sucking in? Whats the weight of the drivers? Who will have the best traction. Who's car is running better that particular day and is responding to outside temps better? Who car was broken in the best?

MackSteelPrivateEye 09-20-2019 10:33 AM

Do the math...

SS= 3685
LT1= 3619

3685-3619=66 lbs.

95 imp 09-20-2019 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by MackSteelPrivateEye (Post 10623856)
Not neccesarily. 60 or 70 lbs less is not a guaranteed win. What gas are you using that day? How much more air are you sucking in? Whats the weight of the drivers? Who will have the best traction. Who's car is running better that particular day and is responding to outside temps better? Who car was broken in the best?

You forgot:
Who has bird poo on the window (aerodynamic resistance)?
Excess combustion blow-by (due to tolerance stack)?
Who farted during the race and released some weight?
How much gas/E is in the tank and at what blend?
What color the car is (everyone knows shock is the fastest color)?
Is one car is a quart low on oil?
What type and weight of oil?
One driver is wearing a hat and the other isn't?

SOOOOOOOO many variables, it's mind boggling, isn't it?

RobbyBeefcake87 09-20-2019 03:06 PM

Tires
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 95 imp (Post 10623664)
Drag race.... Street race.... Either way, still faster than a SS.

But the good news is all the fluids will be cooler while you lose!!! Bwahahaha!!! :headbang: :D

FYI, I think the 1LT/LT1 was 60-70 lbs lighter.

Not with the stock tires... both on a drag tire, should be a tad quicker.

Mountain 09-20-2019 03:29 PM

1SS has track warranty - LT1 does NOT have track warranty

Quix 09-20-2019 10:16 PM

I feel like you'd regret buying the LT1 after a while, you don't want to be driving a V8 that everyone assumes is a V6... Well people who know at least a bit about cars. Many people assume my car is a V8 for some reason.

Brandonc_06 09-21-2019 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by pyroguy (Post 10623212)
I tracked down a LT1 at a dealership today and it was sitting next to a 1SS both with next to zero options and there's about a $3,000 price difference so I asked the salesman what the difference was because they both looked pretty similar. What I found out was the LT1 only has front Brembo brakes vs. Brembos on all 4 corners, differential cooler on the 1SS, extra auxiliary cooling on the 1SS, a nicer radio on the 1SS, and 245 rear tire width and all seasons on the LT1. I didn't get a chance to drive them as they park the Camaros close to the building and get boxed in by customers, but they seemed like nice vehicles. I have to say the 2020 front end, IMO, is a big improvement over the 2019 SS cars.

What I basically took away from comparing the two is that if you want to race or push the car hard, the 1SS is absolutely the way to go with the extra cooling and performance pieces. If you want a daily driver that has the potential for some extra fun spirited driving then the LT1 seems the way to go.

Do you mean the 1LT? LT1 is the engine in the ss model.

pyroguy 09-21-2019 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Brandonc_06 (Post 10624366)
Do you mean the 1LT? LT1 is the engine in the ss model.

No, I mean the LT1. For 2020 Chevy is offering a LT1 model that is the base model body with a LT1 engine. It is supposed to be a lower cost way for people to get a V8. I do realize the terminology difference because 1LT is a V6 or turbo 4 model.

ModernCamaroZ28Fan 09-21-2019 02:35 PM

LT1 = True Muscle Car
1SS = Basic Sports Car / Pony Car

enzia35 09-21-2019 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ModernCamaroZ28Fan (Post 10624635)
LT1 = True Muscle Car
1SS = Basic Sports Car / Pony Car

:smiling1::smiling1:

Yeah, I'll take the "basic sports car" with more amenities than your "true muscle car".


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