70 Double Blown GTO
My 1970 GTO with two blowers. It's 474ci Pontiac engine with a 8-71 blower on top of a 6-71 blower. This is from the last day of being double blown. I'm going to one single 8-71 blower and going racing. The front clip was removed to make it easier to work on. The reason for the double blowers was not as a power enhancement like many ASSume. I stacked the blowers to have a car that stood out in the crowd. Most Pro Street cars were starting to blend together. If you seen one, you had seen them all. That wasn't the case with this GTO. Al someone had to say was "The double blower GTO" and people knew which car. I was told it couldn't be done, so I attempted it and it worked. It stayed that way for almost 2 years. I knew a twin turbo setup would make more HP. I knew I could have run a 14-71 blower and made more power. That wasn't the point. I wanted to be different than the other cars in the parking lot, I did that now it's time to ove on. For all those people who don't understand why, I'm not going to try and explain it to you anymore. Get over it. I didn't expect EVERYONE to love it. But you won't forget it.
1969 GTO judge Burnout
small Burnout of 1969gto judge! Also taping while my brother drives the car...listen is she beautiful!
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1971 Pontiac GTO Judge STK # 94.mpg
The Judge, the Judge, here comes the Judge! Ok for all of you car collectors and others wanting something rare and special, well look no further. We have a numbers matching 1971 Pontiac GTO Judge just waiting for someone to come grab her up and take her home. That's right, a true numbers matching GTO Judge from the last year of Pontiac producing the factory option "Judge" package. This is 1 of only 357 1971 GTO Judges made and 1 of only 177 made in the Hard-top version and with a 4spd transmission. This is one special "Goat" and one that deserves a spot in your collection. The high output 455ci engine boasts 335hp and 445ft-lbs of tire shredding torque. The Rock-Crusher M-22 4spd transmission makes this ride even more enjoyable as you look thru the windshield at the (UB5) factory hood mounted tach. With 3.55 rear gears (H02) and posi-traction (G80), those highway cruises aren't out of the question. Power steering (N41), front disc brakes (JL2), ride and handling package (X96) and the rally II wheels (N98) wrapped in original style Firestone radials with raised white letters really makes it drive smooth even with the power of the (L55) 455 H.O. engine. Quezal Gold (Y53) is one of my favorite and rarely seen colors for a GTO Judge. Looks gorgeous inside and really brightens up when outside in the sun. A full frame-off restoration really shows off the laser straight body and the beautifully rubbed out paint work. With only 500 miles since restoration, this baby is screaming for a new owner to take her down the road again. The remarkable Saddle (256) leather interior, optional "Formula" steering wheel, factory AM radio (U63) and rear defogger (C50) just adds to the comforts of driving this rare iconic muscle car. This Judge was born in Pontiac, Michigan and shipped to its original owner in Quebec , Canada but was shipped out of Canada 29 years ago and shows only 19,395 miles with only 500 of those being since the professional restoration. Some documentation comes with the car including P.H.S., build sheet and the original transport sheet. Come see this GTO Judge before someone comes and makes this special car a part of their collection. The "Judge" is here, and waiting for you.
PONTIAC GTO Judge (1971 455cid, the differences basic supertuning can make)
Those who know me well, know that I always beat "SUPERTUNING" "SUPERTUNING" "SUPERTUNING" into the ground. This video shows the difference minor tuning can do (This is minor because a 1971 GTO's fuel/ign calibrations are already geared for performance, so there's not as much improvement you can make like you'd be able to on say - a late 70s smogger). But on larger scales, HUGE differences can be made, as much difference as adding performance parts alone. The more the car is severely out of tune/adjust------which happens more with the more mods you make, then the more you'll gain by supertuning it. There's another vid on YT where an Olds 455 was built with performance parts to be totally streetable but achieve 1hp per cubic inch. After they got the recipe of perfect parts all together they were disappointed when she only Dynoed at 320hp. But luckily they did not give up! After the proper ign-curve/timing & carb adjusts were made, the engine jumped from 320 up to 455hp!! No doubt all the new cam/intake/head mods put the old fuel/spark adjustments badly out of calibration for the NEW BREATHING ABILITY. Also with things like dual quads (especially to engines not originally equipped wit them), your adjustments are most likely going to be way off and need calibration even more. There's lots of dual quad cars out there not running well for this reason, however the few that have been calibrated perfectly (EVERY adjustment set for the best "stop watch" time, etc) truly do run like a bat out of hell!
