Monday, 17 October 2016

1970 Firebird

Late 1960s and the early 1970s where some of the legendary pony, and muscle cars were built. Coming out in 1970, the second generation Firebird was a beast that would turn heads and make you hold your breath.
The Firebird had the largest engine built by General Motors at the time (7.5 Litre V8). Well it has been a while since the Pontiac out of the sceneries and this made Firebird a gem in collectors garage.
Some of them have been restored and reworked to house new powerplants and electronics as well as receiving new styling features.
We found a restored firebird that was all done by All Speed Customs and it is a killer!

Specs:

ENGINE: 475 Cu. In. Custom Twin Turbo Pontiac
Block – IAII cast iron 4.250″ bore.
Mains – billet 3.00″ splayed mains,
Crank – 4.00″ stroke crank – Scat 4340 forged steel

TURBO SYSTEM – Custom All Speed Performance Twin
2 ea. Bullseye Power 62 mm extended tip turbos with polished race covers
2 ea. Tial 44 MM v-band wastegates
2 ea. Tial 50 MM blowoff valves
Custom air to air intercooler with aluminum charge tubing
Custom air hat with retro-Pontiac six pack design



You can find more detailed story about this beauty on : http://egarage.com/car-profiles/1970-pontiac-firebird/

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