Sweeeeet!!!!

 

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nice! any specs on that engine?

 

I'd take one of those :hail:

 

I'd take one too
where do i sign up?
biker

 

Wow, that is awesome!!

 

:hail: Sweet! Specs?

 

so thats how you fit turbos under there. Ive always wondered how it would work with the lack of engine bay. That thing looks sweeeeeeeeeeet as hell:hail:

 

pfft, u call that a turbo? this is a turbo

 

eheh

 

grr first pic didn't go

 

holy sh*t!
lol
its got to be kind of awkward to have the inter cooler in the passenger seat

 

Anyone interested in a Crate Twin Turbo engine???

 

awesome!!! :hail:

 

http://www.gtasourcepage.com/perfdata.html

its featured on the bottom of the page, they have some specs

Dave

 

for your viewing pleasure. The Twin turbo firefox had about 605hp and 700lbs/ft torque. According to the article it was unofficially built to break the 200mph barrier.
Firefox I & II

 

Horsepower..................328@4500
Torque.........................395@4500

 

Wonder what pontiac they're talking about then. They list one bird that has 605hp and 700lbs/ft. And its twin turbo. I was under the impression that this was the original firefox.

 

ahhh the bueaty of turbos!!

 

My friends use turbos from Volvo trucks.
Belive me thats a real turbo for you guys

 

Hey! - that pic posted by easySPEEDcamaro
that's Bill Futch's car. At little old Immokole none the less... Anyhow, just thought I'd add that that car made over 1900HP at 6200 on the dyno, and they had to shut it down to not hurt the dyno. The motor turns to over 7,000! - I run w/ Don Cooper, and all those guys race together. - As for the intercooler, it's ice water pumped in from a rear mounted ice tank. That's a 10.5in tire car, Drag Race only. He's running 7's in the quarter...

 

Turbos are not only expensive to build, but they are also expensive to maintain too, especially when your engine blows up becuase you try to dial in too much boost, but then again the experts are well aware of it. I only like the turbo setups that are "streetable." Still impressive none the less, but I think the blue Firebird is more realistic to own and maintain.