Some Chevy Dealers Will Now Sell You A 975bhp Camaro For $90k

The Fireball 900 Camaro has been revealed at the SEMA show in Las Vegas, and it'll be sold through select Chevrolet dealers for a bargain price
Some Chevy Dealers Will Now Sell You A 975bhp Camaro For $90k

Good news, lovers of excessively powerful pony cars: you can now walk into certain Chevrolet dealership and buy yourself a near-1000bhp Camaro for a bargain price. And by bargain we’re talking $90,000, for a car with hypercar levels of power.

It’s all thanks to Oklahoma tuner Fireball, which has just unveiled its Fireball 900 Camaro at the enormous SEMA show in Las Vegas. “That’s right, we built a 990 flywheel horsepower, street-legal, track-capable Camaro that will send Hellcats and Roush Mustangs fleeing for their garages,” Fireball proudly states, as well as pointing that the price tag means you’re effectively getting “$100 per horse”. Why aren’t all press releases written like this?

The newfound power comes courtesy of a massive array of shiny new parts, including a supercharger, a beefed up top end with custom camshafts, high performance lifters, new valve springs and more, a shoutier exhaust system and new intake manifold. To cope with the near-1000bhp figure, the Fireball 900 also gets a new aluminium drive shaft and stronger axles, while the exterior is treated to fresh wheels, a custom bonnet and some kind of ‘ground effects’ that aren’t detailed.

The want is strong…

Comments

Hoonigannon0408

RIP Hellkitty

11/03/2016 - 16:08 |
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It's EMIN∃M

Mustang GTT vs Camaro 900HP
🤔who would win?

11/03/2016 - 16:40 |
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Nick Denton
11/03/2016 - 16:53 |
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Michael R. T. Jensen

Bigger bang for your buck from these guys. $55 per horsepower.

11/03/2016 - 16:58 |
28 | 4

The problem is that is only motor upgrades on it. There’s no new clutch or transmission , no new driveline or rear end, no upgraded suspension or tires, and the chassis stock it’s not reinforced. That is why they can sell them so cheap, good to build off from, but not to leave with out some other upgrading.

11/04/2016 - 12:38 |
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The Volvo Guy (Ikea Meatballs)

Jeremy approves of this post :D

11/03/2016 - 17:01 |
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Haris

clever bloody bastards… VERY BLOODY CLEVER INDEED.

11/03/2016 - 17:42 |
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Figureight

The name “Fireball” sounds like foreshadowing how most of these will end up.

11/03/2016 - 20:32 |
18 | 0

Chevy is paying tribute to the alcohol its fanbase drinks

11/04/2016 - 12:54 |
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Anonymous

Hellcat has a full-blown warranty. Shelby has a full-blown warranty. If the 900hp Camaro doesn’t have a full-blown warranty, then it’s a special deal and shouldn’t be compared to the other 2

11/03/2016 - 20:48 |
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Branden Moore

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

Correct me if I’m wrong but I do believe the Shelby warranties are only three years or 40,000 miles. Also the hellcats do have extensive warranty because they’ve been having problems with the super chargers popping the engines. I don’t picture this Camaro have a much past a 2 or 3 year warranty though

11/04/2016 - 12:42 |
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The S2K Guy

While us filipinos have the price boosted up..

11/03/2016 - 22:09 |
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