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  • #16
    Before that reply it was like a day. I look to my last post, read the ones afterward, and reply...I don't reread everything, and sometimes I fuck up.

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    • #17
      Very nice car! You just gotta love a small, light, RWD car with a 660 under the hood! There are a couple Fiero guys with iron head 3.4's with the 272 cam, ported heads, headers, and 4-barrel carbs putting out ~230HP. I would definitely believe 190+ out of this one. Do you have any pictures of the offy intake off the car?

      Marty
      '99 Z-28 - Weekend Driver
      '98 Dodge Neon - Winter Beater
      '84 X-11 - Time and Money Pit
      '88 Fiero Formula - Bone stock for now

      Quote of the week:
      Originally posted by Aaron
      This is why I don't build crappy headers. I'm not sure, I don't know too much about welding.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by RacerX11
        Do you have any pictures of the offy intake off the car?
        Thanks, Marty, no I don't have pix of the Offy intake separate. However, this one just sold on e-Bay on 11/2 and has great pix. (Pretty pricey too.)

        If the url does not work, it is item no. 7930893350 and can be searched that way.
        I still have the original lit for the manifold and could scan it in - if I could ever get my POS HP d135 to work. (Side: stay away from HP multifunction machines.)
        Third Rail has been a crowd pleaser at the Syracuse Nationals a few times. People do not expect a "cute little car" like that to launch like a muscle car and smoke tires for > 100 ft. Cruise nights are fun too. Bikers seem to be big fans. The tweed hats in their stock brit cars are horrified. Causing one of them to pinch up a tuft of his seat upholstery is great fun as well.
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        Third Rail... your ride is here.

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