Why is the 0-60 time between a transam and a camaro ss different?
August 8th, 2008 | by admin |Jimmy asked:
I have researched the average 0-60 for a 2002
trans am=5.0sec
camaro ss=5.2sec
I have researched the average 0-60 for a 2002
trans am=5.0sec
camaro ss=5.2sec
These cars have the same engine (ls1) with the same horsepower. Why the difference in the 0-60 time?
Patrick












4 Responses to “Why is the 0-60 time between a transam and a camaro ss different?”
By Joe G on Aug 8, 2008 | Reply
weight
different parts
there are a TON of factors
By cuse71122 on Aug 9, 2008 | Reply
That doesn’t mean the Trans Am is faster; the weight of the driver, weather conditions, road condition and a host of other factors can make one car quicker than another if not tested under the exact same conditions. I only take notice of a difference in 0-60 times when the difference is .4 or greater, and even then it CAN be misleading.
By xr2turbo91 on Aug 12, 2008 | Reply
The firebird being possibly slightly more aerodynamic with its hidden headlightsmaybe.
The firebird being possibly slightly more aerodynamic with would be the only thing could come up with its hidden headlightsmaybe.
By C7S on Aug 13, 2008 | Reply
The transam looks more aerodynamic.
The weight and aerodynamics the weight and aerodynamics the transam looks more aerodynamic.