2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS For Sale This 2011 Chevrolet
Camaro SS is a modified fifth-generation car built with durability
in mind alongside the power, finished in yellow with black stripes
and showing 65,000 miles. Backed by the 6L80 six-speed automatic,
its centerpiece is a full conversion away from the automatic SS's
factory engine configuration, paired with a camshaft and valvetrain
package chosen to work with the converter and calibration rather
than around them.Automatic-equipped 2011 SS models left the factory
with the L99, a 6.2L V8 that shared its core architecture with the
manual car's LS3 but added Active Fuel Management cylinder
deactivation and variable valve timing. This example has been
converted to LS3 specification using a complete Gwatney Performance
Innovation L99-to-LS3 kit, deleting AFM/DOD and fitting an OEM GM
LS2/LS3 valley cover, timing cover, four-pole cam sprocket,
heavy-duty timing chain, and timing damper. From there the build
runs a GPI SS4 no-flycut camshaft, specified at .645 and .638 inch
of valve lift, 236/252 duration at .050 inch, and a 113-degree lobe
separation angle. Supporting hardware includes Johnson 2110R
drop-in slow-leakdown lifters, a Brian Tooley Racing .660-inch dual
platinum valve spring kit with steel retainers and BTR seals, a
Manton heavy-duty trunnion kit, and GPI 7.425-inch 5/16 hardened
pushrods, with ARP cylinder head bolts and ARP three-bolt cam bolts
securing the critical joints. Induction comes by way of a GPI
ported Rod Mod LS3 intake manifold with heat shield and a GPI
ported LS3 throttle body, with GPI heavy-duty plug wires on the
ignition side. The whole combination runs on a custom GPI
remote-tuned calibration written in HP Tuners.Behind the engine is
a Circle D Specialties 6L80 Pro Series multi-disc 245mm high-stall
4C torque converter, chosen to bring the automatic into the
camshaft's operating range, with a Hurst shifter handling gear
selection. Power reaches the rear wheels through a Driveshaft Shop
performance driveshaft, with a heavy-duty BMR safety loop and BMR
anodized tunnel braces, both in red, reinforcing the tunnel area.
Cooling upgrades are extensive for a street car: an Improved Racing
factory oil cooler delete kit, a Mishimoto M22 oil sandwich plate
with a 160-degree low-temp thermostat, and a Derale auxiliary
transmission cooler. A heavy-duty COMP Cams belt tensioner and
Gates belt handle accessory drive duties, and the custom exhaust
uses Flowmaster and FlowFX mufflers joined with three-inch
stainless lap and band clamps.Braking is handled by drilled and
slotted rotors, and the car rides on 20-inch wheels wearing newer
high-performance tires in the staggered 245/45 front and 275/40
rear sizing the SS platform was set up for. Inside is a two-tone
black and gray interior with SS embroidery in the headrests, and an
AEM X-Series wideband UEGO air/fuel ratio gauge with OBD-II CAN
integration sits in an AeroForce driver-side dash vent pod, giving
real-time feedback on how the tune is behaving. Outside, the car
wears a custom front lip spoiler, Pro Motor Stripes custom vinyl
graphics, and an OEM GM hood air extractor water deflector.NFI
Empire specializes in classic, exotic, modified, and luxury
vehicles. We offer retail sales, consignment, financing, and full
custom and body work through our on-site shop. Please call ahead to
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