1971 pontiac trans am 455 h.o. 4 speed car
1971 trans am 455 h.o. 4 speed car and after 14 years finally getting around to getting it done, motor is stock with the exception of a ram air iv cam and flowmaster mufflers.
71 455 HO Trans Am 4spd - For Sale
Here is the full video of the car after engine compartment detailing, and interior detailing. We just need to finish applying the new decal kit is all. The car was only driven in our parking lot, not on public roads since they had applied salt recently. www.RESTOREaMUSCLECAR.com for full pictures and details.
1968 Firebird First Run
Here is a short clip of of my 1968 Pontiac Firebird about an hour after the first startup and cam break-in has been performed. I have been working on it for 4 years and this was it's very first day running. It has a .030 over pontiac 455 in it with a Comp XE274H cam, ported 6X heads, custom GM intake, Hedman headers, holley 770 carb, Muncie 4spd, 3.08 posi, and Spintech 3" Exhaust with X-pipe,Sportsman XL mufflers with dumps. I am a happy man. It runs great and sounds fantastic.
Live Run Pontiac 455-425hp
Proformance Unlimited's Pontiac 455-425hp crate engine. Check us out on the web at http://www.proformanceunlimited.com. 800-267-3940
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Whether your vehicle is a GTO, Fire Bird, Trans Am, Lemans, or a timeless classic, here at Pro-formance Unlimited we are here to help design and build the engine combination that will match you with your vehicle. Please browse our crate engines listed below or custom design one of your own. From that special built stroker engine to that turn-key drop in ready crate engine, call Doug or Steve we will be happy to answer any of your questions.
1971 Pontiac Trans Am, 455 HO Ram Air IV
I bought this car in 1980 from a friend named Jerry Cantrell in Smyrna, Ga. When I bought it, it was white with Blue flames, birds, etc, and it was a very expensive paint job at the time. I now only have pictures of what it looked like then when I bought it. It was then stripped back to the metal and was painted with Lacquer paint by a guy name Ken Weaver in Smyrna, Ga.
I Ronnie Burell had owned this car since I was 20 years old, and it has a 455 HO Ram Air IV, with 476 horsepower and a Holly 850 CFM Spread board. It was built back then in the early 70's by Barnett Automotive in Norcross, Georgia. I had not driven this car for about 16 years, and I sold it to a guy in South Ga that owned a paint and ding repair shop in 2003 when I was going through a very expensive and painful divorce. I had no where to keep it because I now no longer had a home any more, and for that reason (Only) I had to sell it. It broke my heart as well to have to see it go, but I was cursed at birth when they said it was a boy. I hope in my next life I will pee setting down, and this way I can have it all plus some. See the humor?
Thanks to some video I and MrBlueroads shot many years ago everyone can now see my baby, and a ( Very,Very Special) thanks to MrBlueroads for taking the time to put something together for me because I have no video of it myself.
1969 pontiac lemans 455
Here's a video of my 69 lemans with rebuilt 455 bored .040 over (464), speed pro pistons, edelbrock rpm camshaft, 6x-8 heads ported, comp cams rollertip rockers, edelbrock valve springs, procomp intake, 750cfm edelbrock carb, and flowtech headders. This combo makes great power and I love the torque this monster makes. Next upgrade will be edelbrock aluminum heads to really wake this beast up! Please comment on engine combo, body, and suggestions. Thanx
Mighty 700hp Pontiac TRANS AM at the Hillclimb Reitnau Bergrennen - Great V8 Sound!! FV.3
Genialer Pontiac TRANS AM von Roger Bolliger / Schweiz.
Thanks to http://www.fingervideo.ch/ for the additional footage...
Pontiac Trans Am 1971 , Clone des Rennfahrzeugs von Jerry Titus ( Trans Am Serie 1970 )
Vollaluminium Pontiac Motor von Butler Performance in Leoma, Tennesse.
Hubraum 496 cubic inch ( 8075 ccm )
700 PS bei 6100 rpm
860 Newtonmeter bei 4000 rpm ,
4 Gang Getriebe ,
Trockensumpf ,
Spitzengeschwindigkeit bei 7000 rpm, 311 km/h
Roger Bolliger fährt Rennen beim http://www.histo-cup.at/
1969 Pontiac GTO Judge, 625 hp 455, 10 sec. Drag Race Car
This is a short video with some of the best clips from my other GTO videos. If you want more details about the car, it's construction and evolution, check out my first/oldest GTO video (its 7:02 long). I hope you enjoy this video and Thanks for watching.
1972 Pontiac Tran Am HO SOLD @ Eric's Muscle Cars
http://www.ericsmusclecars.com/car.php?car=423 is proud to offer 1 OF 458 PRODUCED PHS DOCUMENTED
NUMBERS MATCHING DRIVETRAIN
SERVICE REPLACEMENT BLOCK
M22 ROCK CRUSHER 4 SPEED (SERIAL # STAMP)
7F6 HEADS AND Exhaust MANIFOLD ON SHELF
ORIGINAL CARBURATOR AND INTAKE
ORIGINAL INTERIOR (EXCEPT CARPET)
Due to a 1972 UAW strike, at which GM was the target, Firebird and Trans Am production was devastated. All told only 1286 Trans Ams were completed V(828 automatics, & 458 4-speeds). At the plant, over 2,100 Firebird and Camaro models were in various stages of assembly when the strike ended, but as these cars would not meet the new 1973 Federal standards, these cars were all scrapped ! The 1972 Trans Am production would hold the distinction of being the second lowest in history. A new cylinder head rested atop the 4-bolt block, this had a new casting number of 7F6 and was only used in 1972 and had special combustion chambers. The good part about these new heads is that they still used the horsepower producing oval ports and the accompanying large 2.11" intake and 1.77" inch Exhaust valves found in big inch Pontiac high performance engines of the past. The 068 camshaft was back for another run in the TA, and the lift remained at .408/.406 inches for intake and Exhaust. As in 1971, there was only one engine available in the Trans Am and it was subject to same hand selection of components in order to make the engines as close to the tolerances laid out in the blueprints. This engine could be mated to a pair of transmissions, the infamous "M22 Rock Crusher" Muncie 4-speed close ratio manual transmission or the sturdy 3-speed turboHydramatic 400 automatic transmission. This was the 1st year for the honey comb grille, and the last year of a functional shaker hood. The colors once again remined limited to Cameo White with blue stripes or Lucerne Blue topped with a white stripe. Lucerne Blue would have it's swan song in 1972 as a blue would not return to the Trans Am line up until 1974. The "racing' stripes that were first intoduced in '69 also made their last appearance in 1972 and no Trans Am would be striped as such until the 15th anniversary T/A in 1984.
1972 Pontiac Trans Am 455 HO Four-Speed Muscle Car
I thought you'd like a look at this 1972 Pontiac Trans Am 455 HO. It's equipped with a 455 V8 that's pumping out 300 horsepower and 415 LbFt of torque. All that power is funneled back through a four-speed manual trans to a posi rear end. This really is one of the last great cars of the muscle car era. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!
Filmed at Fast Lane Classic Cars in St. Charles, Missouri
http://www.fastlanecars.com
Background track is Whiskey on the Mississippi by Kevin MacLeod. Available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license. Download link:http://music.incompetech.com/royaltyfree2/Whiskey%20on%20the%20Mississippi.mp3
MacLeod's description:
Genre: Blues
Length: 3:15
Instruments: Guitar, Bass, Kit, Organ, EP
Tempo: 90
With a jumping bass and off-beat syncopation, this is straight from Memphis' Beale Street. The Hammond organ and electric guitar play together as longtime friends, while the melody changes hands from guitar to organ to electric piano. 011
ISRC: US-UAN-11-00709
Bouncy, Grooving 2010
