What was the name of the Camaro in 1989?

1989 was very much a carryover year for the Camaro, barring the introduction of the RS model, which was little more than a name change from the sports coupe of 1988. The RS did not stand for the Rally Sport – the Camaro model that had experienced a heyday in the 1970s – but simply RS.

What kind of engine does a 1988 Camaro have?

1988 Camaro Engines / 1989 Camaro Engines – The Rare 1LE. In 1988, the Z28 was replaced by the IROC-Z for all high performance Camaros, and the LT model was dropped. All five engine options were fuel-injected for this model year. With multiport fuel injection, the V6 LB8 logged 135hp at 4,900 rpm.

What’s the name of the third generation Camaro?

The third-generation Camaro lineup was defined largely by the engine package in three tiers: A base model, a midrange model, and the top-of-the-line Z28 model. Only the LG4 returned from the second-generation Camaro for the beginning of the newest iteration of the model.

When was the last year Dodge Camaro was made?

The 1989 model year saw the exact same engine lineup as the 1988 year. There were a total of 111 high performance 1LE Camaros made in 1989. Dodge picked up sponsorship of the International Race Of Champions starting in 1991, which left the 1990 model year as the last for the IROC-Z models.

What does the rs stand for on a Camaro?

The RS did not stand for the Rally Sport – the Camaro model that had experienced a heyday in the 1970s – but simply RS. And other than a few decals marking the car, there were few ways to tell the difference between the two year models.

What kind of tires did a 1989 Camaro G92 have?

For 1989, G92 also required the following options: 5.7 TPI motor (B2L) or 5.0 TPI motor (LB9) with 5 speed (MM5) manual. 16 inch wheels (N96) P245/50ZR-16 Goodyear Gatorback tires (QLC) Limited slip differential (G80) Rear disc brakes (J65) Engine oil cooler (KC4)

What kind of exhaust system did Chevy Camaro G92 have?

G92 option included N10 performance exhaust system (dual catalytic converters) which increased power output by 13% on cars so equipped. For 1989, G92 also required the following options: