TEC | Monte Carlo Production Car vs. Race Car

Chevrolet Racing
Monte Carlo Specs

The 2000 GM Goodwrench Service Plus #3 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

The Monte Carlo has maintained its stock look by keeping the race-car profile much the same as its production version. Others distinctive shapes have been incorporated to keep the aura of a stock Chevrolet in the race car.

Viewed from the front, the grille shape and headlight decals proclaim it’s a Monte Carlo. The hood carries the stock-type crisp accent lines that run from the headlights to the windshield.

Of course, to make sure you know it’s a Chevrolet, the famous Bow Tie logo is a prominent in the center of the nosepiece.

2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Production Car vs. Race Car

Elements		2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Production Car	2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Race Car

EXTERIOR:	Wheelbase	110.5 in.	110.5 in.
	Length	197.9 in.	197.9 in.
	Width	72.7 in.	72.7 in
	Height	55.2 in.	55.2 in.
	Tread-Front	62 in.	62 in.
	Tread-Rear	61.4 in.	61.4 in.
	Curb Weight	3,340 lbs.	3,500 lbs.

CHASSIS:	Design	Front-wheel drive	Rear-wheel drive
	Type	Unitized body	Tube Frame
	Suspension Front	Independent	Independent
	Suspension Rear	Independent	Full-floating axle
	Steering	Power Rack-and-pinion	Recirculating ball
	Brakes	Four wheel anti-lock disc	Four wheel disc
	Wheels	16 in x 6.5 in.	9.5 in x15 in.
	Tires	P225/60R16	28 x 12.00 x 15

ENGINE:	Type	3800 cc OHV Series II V6	V8
	Displacement	3.8 liters 12-valve (231 Cu. In.)	358 cu. In
	Compression Ratio	9.4:1	12.0:1
	Induction System	Sequential-port fuel inj.	830 cfm 4-barrel
	Horsepower	200 hp @ 5,200 rpm	725 hp @ 7,800 rpm
	Torque	225 ft. Lbs. @ 4,000 rpm	535 ft. lbs. @ 6,000 rpm
	Fuel Economy MPG	20/City 29/Highway	4.5 (Intermediate Track)

TRANSMISSION:	Type	4-speed automatic	4-speed manual

CAPACITIES:	Fuel System	17 gallons	22 gallons
	Oil System	4.5 qt.	20 qt.
	Cooling System	11.7 qt.	14 qt.
	Passengers	5	1

Elements

2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Production Car

2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Race Car