Ford Mustang GT 5.0 v8 1988 fox body - drive off
Aw sold the beasty - it was seriously too fast for my mentality - was turning me into Mad Max - pulling 180s on ice, cutting pavement corners, psyching out Scoobies, see the pedestrians run across the horizon...
mwha ha ha haaa
American thunder at its best.
Next up was the Olds Hurst - a whole different beastie not as fast but the noise!
The Dyno Destroyer. Mirror Image Turbo 632 2200 HP BBC. Tom Nelson. Nelson Racing Engines.
This beast broke the NRE $ 60,000.00 Dyno! Not a good thing, but what a beast! NRE's Tom Nelson explains this new engine and runs several Dyno pulls. Amazing! More information can be found at the NRE's web sites, http://nelsonracingengines.com and http://nelsonsupercars.com. Also go to http://VeritasMovieStudio.com.
Nasty chevy 305 400hp
400hp 305 ported heads custom camshaft 850hp holley dp 9.5:1 compression, just spare parts i had laying around. file fit moly rings stock crank and stock pistons with 80,000 miles just new bearings. I built this engine for the burnout competition for car craft, after car craft in goes the big block. just hope i finish painting it....
132636 / 1980 Pontiac Trans Am Turbo Pace Car
For more information on this vehicle visit http://tinyurl.com/cxmoqkm
As one of only 5,700 cars built to commemorate the first time one car paced both the Indy 500 and Daytona 500 in the same year, this 1980 Trans Am turbo Pace Car is one of the most exclusive Trans Ams ever built.
Owned by one very meticulous owner and garage kept for its entire existence, this pristine California Pontiac is one of the cleanest second generation Trans Ams we've ever offered. Thanks to three decades of exceptional maintenance and a little cosmetic T.L.C. from RK Motors Charlotte's first rate restoration shop, the car presents as well today as it did it when it rolled off the showroom floor over 30 years ago. A bright and crisp coat of correct GM code 11 Cameo White covers 100% original body panels which are straight, rock solid and free of waves and major imperfections. Because this Trans Am has never been fully disassembled, it still displays completely accurate panel gaps that are surprisingly tight and provide the car with great panel fitment and correct factory alignment. On top of the ghost white panels, a fresh set of tri-color outlining stripes perfectly complements a five color 'turbo bird' hood decal and factory applied Indianapolis 500 Pace Car door stickers to complete the look.
Under this Trans Ams "turbo" stamped hood you'll find an all original Pontiac code YL turbocharged 301 V8 that made substantially more twist than the mighty 6.6 liter it replaced while being significantly more efficient. Originally conceived as an economy offering, the Pontiac 301 was beefed up with a slew of upgrades in preparation for a Garrett TBO-305 turbocharger. Once the turbo was installed, it created a waste limited 9 PSI of Boost and helped the reborn 301 achieve 236 horsepower and a serious 345 lb./ft. of torque. Riding below a factory installed heat shield that prevents the paint on the car's hood from bubbling, that Garrett blower is fed by a high pressure fuel pump, cooled by a high pressure oil pump and breathes through turbo specific Exhaust manifolds. Below the turbo, a YL 301 specific Rochester Quadrajet M4ME 800 CFM carburetor sits in front of an original HEI distributor which sends power to the cylinders through blue Belden Edge plug wires. All the hard parts around the motor, from the belt driven accessories to the brake Booster and turbo mandated C51 air conditioning are factory original pieces, and all the belts and hoses appear to be in good working order.
Behind the motor, the cars original tough and proven turbo-Hydramatic 350 3-speed automatic transmission sends power to the cars original 3.08 Posi-traction rear end, and a standard WS6 handling package. For 1980, the WS6 package included larger sway bars, better shocks and springs, a tighter steering gear box and newly designed power front and rear disc brakes that, when combined with the cars standard power steering, made for serious handling ability and greatly reduced stopping distances. Power flows to the pavement through pliable 225/70 white letter Goodyear Polysteel Radials that are mounted to exclusive 15 inch 'turbo' style aluminum wheels.
The cars all original fully equipped Oyster interior features optional doeskin vinyl with hobnail cloth inserts which creates a sophisticated appearance. The firm and comfortable seats are nicely patterned pieces that feel every bit as comfortable as they look, and the original brown carpet shows very little wear. Between the seats, a clean gray console houses chrome switches for the cars power windows behind an engine turned shift plate, and above the seats, a stain free headliner is stretched tight around the cars mirrored tops. In front of the driver, an excellent looking engine turned dash houses crystal clear gauges above controls for heat and air conditioning and the cars exclusive Delco-GM seek/scan stereo cassette player. At the sides of the seats, excellent Oyster door panels that feature bright 'turbo bird' embroidery are detailed in pristine stainless trim and chrome door handles and door lock buttons. Connecting the driver to the road is a correct aluminum steering wheel that features a gray rim and sits on an optional tilt steering column.
With its clean turbocharged motor, fantastic interior and rare low mileage, this has to be one of the nicest Trans Am turbo Pace Cars available anywhere.
Chevy 305 Stroker (First Start)
The first start of an engine I built for a customer. It is a 305 stroker, Its a very unique build and boy does she sound good. I know what you are thinking... why build this when you could make a 383?
I suppose he is trying to stay within a certain displacement class. Well enjoy and let me know how she sounds.
(watch with surround sound, it's awesome)
Cheers mates.
V8 s10 turbo walk around
this is my 89 s10 with a 355 cu sb and a 66 mm garret turbo pushin into it. I, twisted performance cutom made all the tubing and headers from the ground up.. thanks for lookin and please leave me some comments.
