The Chevy Camaro offers impressive performance for relatively little outlay, making it a great choice for any enthusiast looking to maximize horsepower without breaking the bank. Now, Connecticut-based tuner Callaway Cars is adding even more bang for the buck with the 2021 Chevy Camaro SC630.
As featured in the following two-minute video, the 2021 Callaway Chevy Camaro SC630 ups the performance of SS and LT1 trim levels by adding a host of new equipment, highlighted by the Callaway GenThree Supercharger. the new bower pairs with the TripleCooled Intercooler system, and together with Callaway’s High Flow Intake system, the system nets an impressive 630 horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 610 pound-feet of torque at 4,400 rpm from the Chevy Camaro’s 6.2L V8 LT1 engine. Compared to the standard 455 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 455 pound-feet of torque at 4,400 rpm offered from the factory spec, the Callaway SC630 adds an additional 175 ponies and 155 pound-feet of torque.
“The factory hood cut out for the halo ring makes visible the Callaway proprietary GenThree TripleCooled Intercooled supercharger,” Callaway points out.
In addition to more power, the Callaway Chevy Camaro SC630 also comes equipped with a Callaway Carbon Engine cover and SC630 emblem, Callaway badging for the exterior and interior, branded door sill panels, new embroidered floor mats, and a Callaway key fob. To sweeten the deal, the whole shebang also includes Callaway’s three-year/36,000-mile Limited Warranty, plus all the usual authenticity documentation.
The price for all this Camaro goodness? Under $54,000 MSRP.
All Callaway Chevy Camaros are up-fitted at the tuner’s factories in California and Connecticut, and are sold, serviced, and warrantied by your local Chevrolet dealer.
The 2021 Callaway Chevy Camaro SC630 is available for order now. Alternatively, if 630 horsepower just doesn’t quite satisfy, Callaway is also selling the Camaro ZL1-based SC750.
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Comments
630 horsepower is nice except it compares too closely to Chevrolet’s Camaro ZL1 which comes with 650 hp as Callaway needs potential buyers to not even think about buying stock.. by offering 750 or 800 hp.
Callaway does offer the SC750 for the ZL1, but I think the purpose of the SC630 on the low cost LT1 is to have similar power of the stock ZL1’s 650, but at $10 Grand less….this article didn’t reflect that