Difference between Z28 and Z/28?
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Car: '84 Z28/'82 Z28/'02 C5Z
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Difference between Z28 and Z/28?
This might strike some people as an absolutely ignorant question, but I am truly curious.
I have a stack of Hot Rod, Car Craft, Camaro, Muscle Car, Engine Masters, and Chevy High Performance and SOMEWHERE in there was an article about a Camaro, just the usual, description and admiring it, but the author stated "Now what we have to ask ourselves, is if this is a Z28 or a Z/28."
Its been over a week since I read the article and couldn't for the life of me tell you which on it was, there are dozens scattered around. I meant to ask earlier but my job doesn't exactly give me a whole lot of time.
I'm just curious if there is a difference? or maybe it was just an inside joke or something along those lines? I really don't know. Sorry if the question makes anyone slap there foreheads or roll their eyes.
P.S. I also didn't know where to post the thread
so I apologize in advance if it isn't in the correct spot.
I have a stack of Hot Rod, Car Craft, Camaro, Muscle Car, Engine Masters, and Chevy High Performance and SOMEWHERE in there was an article about a Camaro, just the usual, description and admiring it, but the author stated "Now what we have to ask ourselves, is if this is a Z28 or a Z/28."
Its been over a week since I read the article and couldn't for the life of me tell you which on it was, there are dozens scattered around. I meant to ask earlier but my job doesn't exactly give me a whole lot of time.
I'm just curious if there is a difference? or maybe it was just an inside joke or something along those lines? I really don't know. Sorry if the question makes anyone slap there foreheads or roll their eyes.
P.S. I also didn't know where to post the thread
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Re: Difference between Z28 and Z/28?
z/28 is the way the emblems were on the early camaros. then it changed to z28. I think they were making a comment as if 'is this a real muscle car'. The z/28's would probably be considered by them a real muscle car, while z28 are posers.
I could be wrong though.
I could be wrong though.
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Re: Difference between Z28 and Z/28?
It's just a change in the emblem design that was made in the late 70's or early 80's.
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Re: Difference between Z28 and Z/28?
hey not to change the subject but i just read a new article on BLUE ZEE28 in the new gm high tech.. man your car is a beast!!!
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Thanks, I appreciate that
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Car: '84 Z28/'82 Z28/'02 C5Z
Engine: 350 cam, boltons/350/cam boltons
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Axle/Gears: 3.73/3.43/3.43
Re: Difference between Z28 and Z/28?
Damn that's crazy Blue! I had that magazine right next to me when ty said that
beautiful car man.
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