Yeah, that's the l67 sc one. That's my dream motor for the 3rd gen.
I didn't know they have a turn key electric motor kit for 3rd gen.
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Reply to 3800 in a 3rd gen bird3 days ago -
I remember street racing some of the 5th gen v8 camaros and I was "with that HP you should be doing way better!" of course the weight is a huge...3 days ago
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