Master Index of Links to Other Impala Information:

• Regional Impala SS Groups
• Personal Impala Pages
• Aftermarket Vendors and Products
• Reference Materials and How-Tos
• General Motors Material
• Driving and Racing Pages
• Events

• National Site
• Ohio Chapter
• New England Chapter
• Indiana Chapter
• Illinois Chapter
• Mid-Atlantic Chapter
• Washington Area Chapter
• Houston Area Impala Lovers
• Chicago Area Chapter
• Southwestern Chapter
• North Texas Chapter
• Buffalo Chapter
• Michigan Chapter
• Long Island Chapter
• Western Chapter (California)

• John Pinkerton
• Mike Kelly
• Jeff Trammel
• Dave Hardy
• Scott Harris
• Joe Cotter
• Mike Calahan
• Felicito Fernando
• Mike Reilly
• Dave Belleau
• Ed Runnion
• Kevin Kelly
• Jimm LaBreck
• Steve Hill (looking for 94 owners!)

• Meguiar's has their own home page which allows you to get personalized car care info for your Impala. Meguiars is a leading wax recommended by many Impala owners.

• ISSQR is a complete Impala SS database / maintenance tracking solution written by a club member. He only asks for a small donation. Please check this out! It contains all kinds of part number and TSB information

• B&B / Triflow offer a stainless T304 exhaust system for the Impala.

• Mallory Billet Products currently makes custom throttle body cover plates, and will be developing more items for the Impala soon.

• Evergreen Performance is the place to get aftermarket performance equipment for your Impala. Talk to John Levitz to get the straight scoop on what works, what doesn't, and Impala performance advice. They also offer great deals to NAISSO members!

• You can request a catalog or use the JC Whitney On-Line catalogs for a wealth of neat stuff for the Impala.

• Edelbrock Corporation carries a full line of camshafts, heads, intakes, and other items for the Impala SS.

• I've found Mother's Wax to give my Impala a great shine.

• Truppi-Kling builds high performance engines for the street. Mike Truppi is a member of the f-body mailing list and can usually get great deals for members.

• Here's a fairly comprehensive list of vendors for fourth generation f-bodys. Many of them also cater to Impala owners.

• Borla Industries makes high quality, high performance exhaust components for the Impala and most other cars on the road.

• ATI makes superchargers available for the Impala SS. Here is why they think they're system is best.

• World Parts Corporation (1-800-756-2438) can get genuine GM parts to you at quite a discount from list prices. They can even get the Helms manuals, a prerequisite for any modifications, at a great price. They are the official parts supplier for NAISSO, and supply parts to members at just barely over dealer cost. Check out their web site or e-mail Robert Van Der Ploeg.

• Fuel Injection Specialties carries a complete line of products to enhance the late model fuel injected engines, especially the LT1s. They'll know what to do to get your Impala running great.

• K&N Filters are a quick and effective way to begin your modifications. They help your car's performance by allowing more air through and straightening it as it passes through the filter.

• Summit Racing usually has great prices on almost any product you can imagine. They are also the sole outlet for SLP products.

• SuperChips makes aftermarket chips and performance programs for almost any car, including the Impala SS. Check out the dyno results they got from the Impala SS PCM Shootout.

• Check out B&M Racing on the web to see their latest products.

• Discount Tire Direct can usually get some really good deals on BFG ZR4 blems for the Impala.

• CNC Heads can set you up with a great set of ported and polished iron or aluminum heads for you Impala.

• Callaway can set you up with anything from a custom cold air induction setup to a 400+ HP C9 Impala SS.

• Crane Cams has valvetrain parts, including the 1.6:1 roller rockers, available for the LT1 in the Impala SS

• A company now offers an engine bay brace for the Impala SS.

• If you are looking for Impala TSB materials, check the All-Data site or the Impala TSB scans.

• Need new tires? Looking to change sizes? Here are some sites that might be of help. Tire Rack offers a FAQ and formulas to help you choose a size. You can use the speedometer calculator to gauge the effects of tire size on your speedometer. Here is another tire diameter calculator and speedometer calibration calculator. Finally, there is a tire and wheel upgrade calculator available for doing plus-sizing calculations.

• For you reading pleasure, here is a compendium of articles about the Impala SS that has been compiled.

• Land Yacht Marina is dedicated to full-size cars of all types.

• You can search for or sell your car at Car Trackers.
• There's a nice writeup and graph of LT1 power curves at this site.

• If your interested in putting synthetic oil in you Impala, look in the f-body trivia page and the oil facts page to get the real scoop on it first.

• Trying to locate that Impala article you saw in the digest last year? Check out NAISSO-Indiana's search engine. It can search all of the old digests for the phrase you are looking for!

• If you have a safety concern or other problem, you can submit it to the NHTSA for consideration for a recall or investigation.

• If you are looking for a used Impala, check out Auto Trader Online. They have tons of them for sale by private owners.

• The Department of Transportation maintains a list of recalls for many vehicles, Impalas included.

• Get the scoop on how to apply Meguiar's polishes to get a great finish on your Impala from the VetteNet.

• Here's some information on superchargers provided by Vortech, comparing themselves with ATI

• The Physics of Racing Series provides a neat explanation of some of the principles that are employed in different types of racing.

• Here's a fairly complete guide to drag racing that is useful to both the novice and advanced drag racer.

• Everything Automotive is just that: the place for the auto enthusiast to go to find all the auto related info you need.

• Looking to buy or sell an Impala? Check Kelly's Blue Book for a fair price.

• For miscellaneous automotive knowledge, try checking the Automotive On-Ramp,a comprehensive guide to auto related topics on the net.

• Looking for that factory-original GM performance part? You can now download the entire GM Performance Parts Catalog from GM itself. These are in Adobe Acrobate PDF format.

• Here is Chevrolet On-Line's Impala SS Page

• Visit the official Chevrolet site for a variety of services, including Chevrolet trivia, customer assistance, and model information.

• The F-body home page is the home for the Camaro and Firebird enthusiast. Since the fourth generation F-bodies use basically the same LT1 engine as is in the Impala, and have many more members, this site is a valuable source of information for the Impala owner.

• The GM Pro Shop lets you order all sorts of parts and clothing directly from the net.

• Delco Electronics supplies most of the wiring and electronics that go into the Impala and most other GM products.

• Chevrolets 4 Less has a very nice web site complete with plenty of Impala and Chevy information.

• If you live in the northern states, be sure to check out Scott Knight's Impala SS Winter Driving Tips for information about how to keep your Impala healthy during the long, cold winter.

• If you're into fast driving on public roads, you might want to look at the anti-speeding ticket page for tips on how to maintain a good record. There are several others as well, like the how to speed page, and the guide to successful speeding.

• The SpeedTrap home page categorizes common speed traps by state.

• DragPlus is an IBM-PC program that allows you to virtually modify your car before you actually spend the cash. CarTest is another program that allows you to do this.

• Car and Driver is a great reading for anyone interested in driving or racing.

• CarTalk is a great show that you can regularly catch on NPR that deals with maintaining and troubleshooting your car, all while keeping a sense of humor. Check them out!

• High Tech Performance is a great new magazine that is dedicated to hopping up late-model fuel injected machines such as the Impala SS. They tend to concentrate on the big V6's and V8's more than the tiny Japanese four cylinders that Turbo and High Tech Performance does.

• Looking for some street action / cruise spots in the Chicago area? Check out the Chicago street scene page to find the best spots.
• Super Chevy Shows are always a great way to see old and new Chevy iron.

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