750 Hp 10 Sec. Et's 555 Cid Malibu Ss Chevelle Camaro Hot Rod Muscle Drag Race on 2040-cars
Shoshone, Idaho, United States
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Custom painted with hand painted graphics nice color and shine on paint. Has new 10.5x28x15 rear slicks 0 passes. Turbo 400 trans completely built with reverse valve body, trans brake and 4000 stall art car converter. Has SFI flexplate ,trans shield, drive line loop, and balancer. Rear diff is complete moser fabricated M9 housing and third member with billet bearing retainer ,locker and 411 gear ratio.Has moroso front and rear trick springs with drag front shocks and QA1 adjustable rear shocks. Chris alston 4 link adjustable uppers and competition engineering rear sway bar. Has front and rear disc brakes with drilled rotors. Has be cool aluminum radiator with dual elec. fans. Elec water pump. MSD 6AL2 ignition system with blaster coil and MSD dist. Engine is 555 Cid bored and stroked 502 with manley forged crank and manley rods engine is internal balance . Cam is lunati solid roler with shaft rocker system. Cylinder heads are aluminum Brodex BB3 ported polished with bench flow data sheet. has holley 1150 dominator carb and hooker super comp headers. Lots of power fun to drive and ready to drag race. Engin is still fresh just did first oil change only has 6 passes on new motor. Ran 10.00 at 134mph at Firebird raceway almost 4000 Feet above sea level. Lots love and money invested!! Thanks for looking. |
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