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The hoods are different, Z28 got louvers and the RS are flat. I believe that the GFX are different.IMO The 90-92 GFX on the RS are much better looking.
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91-92 z28's have hood blister or raised bumps. I believe blisters will not fit on 82-84 z28 hoods since "depression" for louvers/blisters are too narrow. 85 and up hoods work but easiest to find 91-92 z28 hood. RS had base 15" wheels with option to have 16" lightweight z28 wheels. 91 z28 also has fog lights, black headlight areas and red bow tie on a black front grill. Photos below show front differences pretty good.
Also depends on engine size. all 91-92 RS's with the 3.1's got 15 inch wheels, where as the 305 RS's got 16's just like all the Z28's.
(I think, every V6 car I have ran onto have 15's and the V8 cars had 16's)
__________________ 1991 Z28 Camaro Air Ride/INTRO Wheels 1999 30th Anniversary WS6 Trans Am #357 of 1600 Produced 2008 HHR SS 318 H.P. LNF 2.0 Turbocharged
Also depends on engine size. all 91-92 RS's with the 3.1's got 15 inch wheels, where as the 305 RS's got 16's just like all the Z28's.
(I think, every V6 car I have ran onto have 15's and the V8 cars had 16's)