2002 was supposed to be the last year for the Chevy Camaro…and in a way it was. While GM introduced a new Camaro concept around 2006, the production version didn’t hit streets until Spring of 2009. That left Camaro fans plenty of time to modify existing Camaros, including those final fourth generation models, the 2002 Camaro Z28’s.

As we all know, the LS1 engine under the hood gives these fourth-gen Camaros plenty of power potential. But if you don’t upgrade the suspension along with the engine, you may end up shearing off not one, but BOTH wheels when you launch hard at the drag strip. That’s exactly what happened to the driver of this ‘02 Camaro in the next video.



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