1977 Corvette Flowmaster 50's
Demonstrating the 2.5" flowmaster deltaflow 50's on my 1977 vette. Part # 942552. I had dynamax superturbos before, but they were only 2" so it didn't breathe very well.
1977 Corvette Exhaust Video
1977 Corvette:
Single Chamber Flowmasters
High Flow Catalytic Converter
Smog Pump Delete
EGR Delete
Heat Stove Delete
Sorry for the poor audio quality, but I am forced to work with a camera phone.
1977 Corvette first start since rebuilt motor
Comp cams 280H cam, Sportman II heads, Roller rockers, Edelbrock Intake, Edelbrock 750 Carb, Weiand water pump, new HEI distributor. Open Headers, still needs tunning...
1977 Corvette Burnout
this a little video clip of my car from a snowmachine riding video shot by a buddy of mine. hope you enjoy.
1975 Stingray: cam with open headers
Restoration of a 75 Corvette Stingray: replaced or refurbished most everything. New engine puts out almost 3 times the original horsepower, new A/C unit, carpet, stereo all interior re-dyed or replaced. A nice ride when me and my wife just want to get out and cruise. Only thing left is to connect the Exhaust system and put the hood back on. It's fun to ride as it is, but it's way too loud !
1965 Chevelle Engine Upgrades V8TV
http://www.v8tvshow.com - Our '65 Chevelle drove in on a low-performance 350 cubic inch Chevy replacement engine that was reported to have less than 10,000 miles on it. Initially, we contemplated doing a late-model EFI swap on this car, but then we thought we'd take a look at what we had and see what kind of shape it was in. Turns out that the 350 is a parts-store type replacement engine with 4-bolt mains and a very clean bottom end. The cast iron heads and cam were not very exciting, so we used the Dynomation engine simulation software to whip up a new recipe. In this installment, we clean up the engine, repaint the short block, and install a new Comp Cams Xtreme Energy cam, lifters, timing set, new Holley performance aluminum cylinder heads, a Weiand Action Plus intake manifold, an MSD Pro-Billet distributor, some Flowtech headers, and a Holley 670 Street Avenger camshaft. Some of the parts we already had like the MSD unit, the intake, and the carb, but the cam and heads are new. Here's how it went.
1977 Corvette L-82 with side pipes
This is my '77 vette. I just got the headers and side pipes on and got the car running. Damn she sounds good! I can drive it now, but just a few more tweeks and she'll run like the wind.
