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2010 Camaro SS supercharged

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Tampa Sports Car Examiner

Hennessey performance didn't just let a quarter mile video end their time with the Camaro SS. They've proceeded to build and offer several performance packages for the 2010 Camaro SS that include forced induction. The 2010 Camaro SS supercharged is basically the Corvette ZR1. The only difference between an LS3 and the ZR1 motor is the Eaton supercharging system that sits in place of the LS3's intake manifold. Basically, the 2010 Camaro SS supercharged is a Corvette ZR1 with four seats.

Currently, Hennessey offers a couple of different performance packages for the 2010 Camaro SS that are all mind blowing in quality and output. When you choose a part like Hennessey, you know you're getting quality engineering that is suited for your vehicle. Check out the following packages offered by Hennessey:

2010 Camaro Hennessey performance packages:

Video content: 2010 Camaro SS HPE550 Supercharged Dyno

Hennessey Performance has a rich history of high performance vehicles. In the past, they've modified well known sports cars such as Viper, Corvette, and others. The Hennessey name is rich in tradition, and is very well known around the world. If you see a car with a "Hennessey" badge you immediately know it is fast. This rich tradition of quality speed and reliable performance is being passed down to the new GM vehicle line. Hennessey services and creates performance parts for a wide variety of vehicles, check out their website at and see if yours is listed. Hennessey Performance can make anything fast, because they are that good! Interested in Hennessey Performance career? Check out their tuner school!

Hennessey 2010 Camaro SS quarter mile video

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