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Torqaholic
04-03-2021, 10:34pm
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Gran Sports tearing it up! :D
Dan Dlabay
04-04-2021, 3:26am
Detroit muscle. I miss the fact that you could work on those cars and bang gears in a lot of them.:cert:
Rodnok1
04-04-2021, 6:39am
They looked bad ass and fast sitting still back then.
Holy crap are those cars slow! :funnier: :leaving:
mrvette
04-04-2021, 9:15am
Holy crap are those cars slow! :funnier: :leaving:
Back in 60's-early 70's I used to run lo 14's.......:dance::confused5:
Torqaholic
04-04-2021, 10:36am
Holy crap are those cars slow! :funnier: :leaving:
Yeah, a GS only weighed ~600lbs more than the Z06 and barely got 12's in the quarter. But it also cost 10 to 20 times less depending on whether you buy new or used.
Dropped a shift kit in the 400 turbo-hydramatic transmission and after that the 455ci would do 90mph in first gear (about a city block). Shifting to second gave incredible acceleration but I never ran that out because the tires were bias ply. Rated for about 120mph. Scary stuff and it got there plenty fast for me. It never saw a race track unless you count the back roads through Appalachia :D
04 commemorative
04-04-2021, 12:32pm
Holy crap are those cars slow! :funnier: :leaving:
Who cares...they were real muscle cars:balls:
Back in 60's-early 70's I used to run lo 14's.......:dance::confused5:
High 12’s to low 13’s ~ in the late 70’s. Had a 69’ 442 with a Pontiac 400 and a Muncie 4. Fireball cam, Torker manifold, double pumper and running slicks. High School budget so not bad for the times, IMO. Daily driver too.
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