9562 vs 9566

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copo9566aa · #7 09-27-2002, 03:02 PM

Keith

I think exactly like you, COPO did not change a complete code just for the tires. [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/frown.gif[/img]

And 9566 it is completly a new CODE. [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/cool.gif[/img]
And I have a Theory about this...

Look this partial..Theory for 1969 model/year
[list] 0= 9560 AA to ZZ = 69 Camaro ZL1 (first Gen/Camaro..ZL1) remove 956 =***0**[list] 1= 9561 AA to ZZ = 69 Camaro L72 (first Gen/Camaro..L72) remove 956 =***1**[list] 2= 9562 AA to ZZ = 69 Chevelle L72 (First Gen/ChevelleL72) remove 956 =***2**[list] 3= ????[list] 4= ????[list] 5= ????[list] 6= 9566 AA to ZZ = 69 Chevelle L72 (Second Gen*/ChevelleL72) remove 956 =***6**[list] 7= 9567 AA to ZZ = 69 Camaro ZL1 (Second Gen/Camaro ZL1(Proto) remove 956 =***7**

*Remark the 9566 restart to AA codes.

Your opinion about this...
PS(Mais il me manque plusieur information)

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