Shop Chevrolet Camaro parts for a carbon-fiber exterior, suspension refresh or drivetrain project at Black Ops Auto Works. Explore Anderson Composites body panels, APR splitters, MightyMouse catch cans, Bilstein suspension and transmission-specific driveshafts. Compare the components by project, then narrow the order to your Camaro generation, engine and factory package.
Anderson Composites Body Panels and APR Accessories
Choose a hood or decklid for a larger exterior transformation, or compare fenders, grilles and hood inserts for a focused panel change. Anderson Composites offers separate carbon-fiber and fiberglass references, including the double-sided Type-AZ hood. Compare the visible finish, underside construction and mounting requirements rather than choosing by the Camaro name alone. SS, ZL1 and 1LE body details can change the required panel.
Catch Cans, Intake and Exhaust Projects
MightyMouse Mild systems serve the manufacturer-supported stock or bolt-on PCV arrangement; Wild choices address higher crankcase-flow requirements with different connections and routing. The Gen 6 LT1-type kit and separate LT4 ZL1 kit are distinct applications. MightyMouse does not recommend Wild systems for road-track circuit use; review its current intended-use and installation notes before selection.
Brakes and Chassis Choices
For brake service, compare DBA and Hawk friction choices with the driving use and the actual axle being serviced. Have the pads, rotors and hardware inspected before choosing a focused refresh or a broader repair. Factory SS, ZL1 and option-package brake assemblies need their exact caliper and rotor dimensions matched to the selected reference.
Clutch, Axles and Driveshafts
Compare the Drive Shaft Shop GMCA19-C carbon-fiber manual-transmission reference with the separate ZL1 ten-speed-automatic chromoly application. Material is one choice; transmission, flange layout and complete application must also match. McLeod’s 2010–2015 SS hydraulic release-bearing reference and GForce SS/1LE axle choices support separate drivetrain jobs with their own installation and companion-part requirements.
B6 Damper Refresh or B14 Coilover Project
The listed Bilstein B6 dampers offer a stock-height suspension-refresh route for their covered Camaro applications. The B14 PSS package combines matched dampers and springs with threaded ride-height adjustment. Compare those goals first: replacing dampers while retaining a supported factory spring arrangement is different from choosing a height-adjustable suspension package.
The current H&R spring reference lists its own 1LE and ZL1 1LE exclusions. Review factory electronic damping and package compatibility for any suspension change, then plan alignment and travel checks with the installer. UMI and SPL links, arms and supporting components serve their own generation-specific mounting locations.
Choose Your Part
- Identify generation, production, engine, body and equipment package.
- Choose the body, engine-bay, brake or drivetrain project.
- Match complete applications, installation contents and supporting components.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a carbon-fiber hood or an insert?
A hood replaces the larger panel; an insert changes only its specified section. Compare the exact generation and trim, finish, supplied hardware and manufacturer’s installation requirements before choosing either.
How should I compare Mild and Wild catch cans?
Mild supports the manufacturer’s stated stock or bolt-on PCV setup; Wild uses a different high-flow arrangement for supported builds. Select the exact engine and routing, and review the current use restrictions. Wild is not recommended by MightyMouse for road-track circuit use.
Can a manual driveshaft be chosen for an automatic Camaro?
Select explicit transmission, flange and complete vehicle coverage for the exact driveshaft.
Do SS or ZL1 badges alone identify brake pads?
Match the actual caliper, rotor dimensions, axle and pad shape, including factory packages or later conversions.
What is the difference between Bilstein B6 and B14?
B6 is a damper choice for its supported stock-height spring arrangement. B14 is a matched damper-and-spring package with ride-height adjustment. Check the exact Camaro application and factory suspension options before choosing the route.
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