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Found the receipt for the bottom end. 5K. Google butler performance 541 to see the specs. My car has a different intake and heads than their 700HP crate motor pictured.

 

The symbol on mine is R2(the 2 is up and small, like R squared) not sure which brand that is

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Just started looking through the Pontiac Historical Society records. Have the build sheet for it. Car had a console, I think I might add that back. Was originally an AC car too!

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Congrats man! That's a sweet ride!

 

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Lightning wasn't the best. Decided to quick detail....then decided to spray wax....then decided I might as well put the new grille in, and by the time I was done, the sun was sitting.


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The modding never ends

 

Next up for me is a magma flow x pipe to replace the factory resonator need more noise :)

 

Then paint calipers and replace pads

 

Then suspension work :). Never ends

 

 

Ryan

 

Did Ryan really just say he needed to replace the pads? The Camaro has like 5k miles on it. I think he's washed it more times than that lol

 

Nice car SnakeEyes!!! Absolutely beautiful and I would end up in jail or a totaled car if I had that much power!

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Not because they are worn out because they produce way to much brake dust it's awful

 

 

Ryan

Car looks awesome. What kinda rims are those?

 

 

Ryan

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Boss Motorsports 18"

 

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Very tight course, the miatas and the like are owning the day. The Bird is spending the hairpins sideways, but I haven't hit a cone. In not anywhere near the fastest but I am beating some. when I have completed the course ( misses part of a chicane and DNF one pass, another I got turned around).

 

It has too much power for such a tight course not really one straightaway, I just can't get on it much.

 

Had a girl who has been doing it since she was 12 tell me I was doing really good for someone on their first time out. She was surprised, she thought it was just my first day racing this particular car.

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Here is my final and best run. I lost a lot of time thinking it would break loose but not pushing hard enough. You hear a few clanks.....that's my helmet greeting the roll cage



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Wow no straightaways haha all curves

 

 

Ryan

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Wow no straightaways haha all curves

 

 

Ryan

Yeah, a perfect miata course.

 

There was 1990 454SS that was very modified, and the guys who brought it told me that last months course an hour away would have been great for my car. I'm not going to next months which is there again an hour away.

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