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“Redline Motorsports – 11.32
Another big player in the turnkey 2010 market is Howard Tanner of Redline Motorsports. Its most popular package is sold through local dealers, and has already gone in the low 11′s, with a matching 3-year warranty. Done with a Magnacharger on 5psi, Howard reports having some traction issues due to the stiff, road race-inspired aftermarket Pedders suspension. The Redline Motorsports’ shop car will be hitting the track on 10-psi in the near future, which should move them well into the 10-second zone.”

Driven: A 600hp LS7 Camaro… with a warranty – Hemmings Auto Blog

“With some of GM’s factory performance programs on the back burner, a Chevrolet dealer and a performance tuning shop in upstate New York have taken it upon themselves to turn up the heat.

DeNooyer Chevrolet in Albany, N.Y. and Redline Motorsports in nearby Schenectady have joined forces to build what muscle car enthusiasts might call the modern interpretation of the Baldwin-Motion SS 427 Camaros — but these fuel-injected, emissions-friendly street, strip and track-day terrors are pumping out in the neighborhood of 600hp and plans are in the works for even larger power gains using turbochargers and superchargers.”

2010 Chevy Camaro SS Drag Testing – Into The Fire – GM High Tech Performance Magazine

“So much time has elapsed from the inception of the fifth-generation Camaro to now that it seems many GM faithful have boiled over, like a pot of water, in anticipation. In our current culture of high-speed Internet, digital cable TV, fast food, etc., patience is a virtue no longer coveted. But if you intend to buy a 2010 Camaro that is exactly what you will need. Between the current instability in the dealer network to the limited allocation of new Camaros being dolled out, it may take some perseverance in acquiring one. However, GM’s precise ordering process will at least ensure that you will get exactly what you want. GM has already taken some lumps on the message boards because of the continued wait, but it’s apparent how much is at stake (given GM’s financial situation) and the implications of a major recall or mechanical flaw. Furthermore, few owners have given a less than glowing review of their new hot rod. These are two small, but very important, steps in the right direction. Now this begs the question, is the new Camaro worth the wait?”

1998 Chevy Camaro SS – Rolling The Dice