Lingenfelter 2016 Chevrolet Camaro SS in the Works, Here’s the Stock Dyno

We’re not sure if this is how the crew over at Lingenfelter Performance got their hands on a 2016 Camaro SS, but we can confirm the Chevy has landed in their shop. No, really, we have no doubts about that, especially after the tuner published a video showing the first step of the program it's working on.

Yes, we’re referring to the stock engine dyno run and you can see the rolling road shenanigan in the footage below.

While Lingenfelter hasn’t announced its plans for the Camaro Six, we can look at what it's done for the C7 ‘Vette in order to get an idea on that - those of you who have been camping away from the Internet for the last year or so need to be reminded the Camaro SS borrows the Corvette’s 6.2-liter V8.

In stock form, the heart of the Camaro SS delivers 455 hp (461 PS) and 455 lb-ft (617 Nm) of twist, but we can expect the aftermarket company to almost double that output.

For one thing, their packages for the Corvette’s LT4 take things up to 1,000 hp, with the help of a twin-turbo package. As for what Lingenfelter has done for the fifth-generation Camaro, it took the SS up to 800 ponies, while the ZL1 kits reached 835 hp.

Tuning the Camaro SS seems to be the trend of the season

The story comes after we talked about one of the first tuned sixth-generation Camaros yesterday, which comes from Redline Motorsports. We can't wait to see the results of all the Camaro SS work next year.