Yes
Yes (...but why?)
no
Of course not
yes
Yes
Yes (...but why?)
Not without extensive (and expensive) modification
yes you can but if you can put an ls1 why not put an LS2? get close to 500 horse power... if you can afford it
To install a 1994 LT1 engine and transmission into a 2002 Camaro V6 body, you'll need to start by removing the existing V6 engine and transmission. Then, prepare the engine bay by ensuring compatibility with the LT1; this may involve modifying or swapping the engine mounts and wiring harness. You'll also need to install a compatible fuel system, cooling system, and exhaust components. Finally, ensure the transmission and differential are matched appropriately for optimal performance.
Cut the engine capartment out so it fits
The 1995 Z28 camaro has a v8 engine in it. That engine is a ctually a steel version of the corvette engine. Since there are 1995 camaros with v8 engines in them, you can probably fit a v8 into your car.
While anything is theoretically possible, the practical answer to this would be no.