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1999 Pontiac Trans Am - Twin Terror

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1999 PONTIAC TRANS AM
Owner: Tiago Salies, Houston, Texas
Block: OEM aluminum 346ci LS1 with stock main caps
Compression ratio: 8.6:1
Heads: AFR 225cc cast aluminum
Intake: Edelbrock Victor Jr. intake with custom sheetmetal elbow
Cam: Thunder Racing 224/224, 0.581/0.581 lift, 114 LSA
Pushrods: Comp Cams, chrome-moly
Rocker arms: OEM roller body, bearings rebuilt by Harland Sharp
Pistons: Diamond forged aluminum, -8.6 cc
Rings: Diamond standard
Crankshaft: Factory 3.62-inch
Rods: Eagle H-beam, 6.125-inch
Throttle body: Nick Williams 90mm billet
Fuel injectors: Acceleronics 96-lb/hr
Fuel pump: Two Walbro 340s w/volt blaster
Ignition: OEM coil-on cylinder, NGK spark plugs, Taylor wires
Engine management: Stock PCM, HP Tuners three-bar enhancement
Turbo brand/size: Twin Master Power 70mm 0.7 A/R compressors, 0.68 A/R P-trim turbines
Turbo system: Custom-fabricated and installed by owner
Boost: 18 psi
Intercooler: Custom Bell core, 37x8x3.5
Wastegate: Twin TiAL 38mm wastegates
Exhaust system: Custom dual-exhaust, Dynomax 3-inch bullet mufflers
Transmission: Stock T56
Clutch: Spec Stage 5
Driveshaft: PST aluminum 3.5-inch driveshaft
Front suspension: Strano lowering springs, Koni adj. shocks, Spohn sway bar, BMR SFCs, UMI torque arm relocation kit, PA Racing tubular K-member, custom driveshaft loop
Rear suspension: Strano lowering springs, Koni adj. shocks, BMR adj. PHB, BMR LCAs, BMR adj. torque arm
Rear End: Moser 12-bolt, Truetrac posi, 3.42 gears
Brakes: Corvette Z06 calipers, Baer Eradispeed drilled and slotted rotors, Hawk pads, ABS delete, Earl's stainless steel braided brake lines
Wheels: CCW SP500, 18x9.5 front,18x11 rear
Front tires: BFGoodrich KDW2, 275/35/18
Rear tires: BFGoodrich Drag Radials, 315/30/18
Fuel octane: VP, 109 octane
Race weight: 3,650 lbs
Best e.t./mph: 7.4 at 120 mph (1/8th mile)
Best 60-foot time: 2.0
Chassis dyno: 952 rwhp (SAE)
Current mileage: 55,000
Miles driven weekly: 120


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