What are the differences in these years? I see a lot of people asking about that...

And this might get this topic moving before it gets deleted....

 

1997 had....30th anniversary seats

amber rear turn signals, daytime running lights, different dash, different wheels

 

Boy, there were quite a few differences there, I forgot about those I know the '93's or '94's have the yellow switches and they also have different Opti's on them. And some of them have different colored interior also.

 

standerd and option

i was wondering what were the diffrnt option changes as the years progressed 93-97 and how about hp increases as the years progressed and any other info would be interesting.

 

93---Speed Density
94- 97 Mass AIr Flow

93-95 single cats, with the exception of a few 95 CA cars had Dual
96-97 Dual cats

93-95 OBD1
96-97 OBD2

93-95- 275 hp
96-97 285 hp

 

difference in 93-97 Z's

in addition to the tail lights and interior, the 97 was the first year in the LT1 to offer the SS package (different spoiler and hood and about an extrta 10-15hp, and wheels)

 

hi Red! maybe i read ur post wrong but didn/t the ss start back up in 96 ? w the LTI ? CHICK KNOWLEDGE SO MAYBE I AM WRONG ? TA TA! XOXOXO

 

No you are right, the SS was offered in 1996 with the LT1.

 

Cha Ching $$ Chaulk one up 4 Chick Logic thanks Snake! Love, Rachel

 

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YEAH, 96 was the year taht the SS came out, my bad

 

97

in 97 the SLP produced an extremely limited run (106 cars) of a 330 HP corvette LT4 5.7L V8 powered camaro Z28 SS models.

 

Hi Red! correct ! yes 6 for Canakiaville and 100 per the USA some were detroyed , and i bet general motors has serial #1 of them ! so good 4 u Red ALTHOUGH THE NEWER SS/S GET 345 HP bUT I LIKE THE 97 TYPE MORE THAN THE 98 -2003 Love, Rachel

 

A little known fact was the 97 LT-4 made realistically 360+ Hp, they had to underrate for insurance purposes, and it only came in a Hard Top due to the torque output.

 

I know that 93-93 didn't have traction control. 95 had it as an option and I think 96-on had it either as an option or it came standard ( I can't remember which).

 

93 Z's had non vented opti-spark...where as in 95 they changed to vented-opti spark.
93 yellow accents in the car...94 and up i think...white accents in the car...
93 speed density...94 and up...MAS air
93...sequential fuel injection...94 and up had multi-port fuel injection
93 had 700R4/or 4L60(the same i believe) and...94 and up had 4L60E
93 had 19lbs injectors...and 94 and up had 24 lbs injectors...
93 t56 transmission cars car were not rated for as much torque as the 94 and up t56 cars
93 could have a chip put in... 94 and up a programmer is used
93-95 OBD1
96-97 OBD2 i think
umm i know im forgetting something else tooo.........

 

In response to tiger28. The 94 had ASR as an option, not sure about the 93 though.

And for screaminchev93, 1995 was a bridge year for the OBD1 to OBD2. Some cars came with later and others with the former.

 

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1967--350ci small block V8 introduced; Z28 debuts; GM-developed energy-absorbing steering column and wheel; white SS convertible named official Indy 500 pace car
1969--New sheet metal; improved theft-deterrent steering column; 4-wheel disc brakes; S/SS convertible named Indy 500 pace car
1970--All-new second-generation Camaro introduced; new 360-hp LT1 350ci V8 standard on Z28; steel side-door beams added
1972--3-point safety belts added
1974--New front and rear styling; stronger impact-absorbing, aluminum-faced bumpers
1975--Z28 discontinued; GM-developed catalytic converter reduced emissions
1977--Z28 returns mid-year
1978--New front and rear styling; T-Tops a new option
1979--Berlinetta introduced
1982--All-new third-generation Camaro introduced; Z28 chosen to pace Indy 500
1985--IROC-Z package introduced; exterior appearance freshened
1987--Convertible body style returns
1989--PASS-Key theft-deterrent system is standard
1990--Driver air bag is standard; instrument panel updated; final year for IROC-Z
1991--Exterior styling changes
1992--Camaro celebrates 25 years; optional Heritage Appearance Package offered
1993--All-new fourth generation Camaro introduced; new 3.4 Liter V6 standard on Camaro and 5.7 Liter 275-hp LT1 V8 standard on Z28; dual air bags and anti-lock brakes introduced, Indy 500 pace car
1994--New Camaro convertible; 5.7 Liter Sequential Fuel Injection and 4L60-E electronically controlled automatic transmission introduced
1995--New exterior colors, all-season Performance tires available for Z28; introduction of ASR; 3800 V6 available in California vehicles only.

 

Good stuff Camarosource !!!!

Thanks!

Don't ya jez luv the internet ???

 

There's a huge list of differences for the 93 as compared to the '94 and later. This list is copied from a post by "chevroletfreak"'s boards, but it was a group effort by alot of folks over there:

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