Camaro wheelie

[Parag]

Ill bet they have 1500 hp in that thing. And halos are just rs package. 2ss is heated seats and the good stuff

[Superman09]

Originally Posted by 67motorcat

1SS equals no halo headlights

Yeah... Wrong.... that just means no RS it is not possible to tell 1SS or 2SS from that picture. On a side note that is an impressive wheelie.



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[=Stephens=]

They must not have a front license plate law there either. lol

[MIT'13]

damn thats impressive

[mdrennan]

This is my '72 Monte Carlo. It was powered by a 454 BBC making about 600 HP backed by a Turbo 400 tranny. It weighed about 3200 lbs. It had a ladder bar rear suspension and stock front suspension. It normally pulled the front wheels at least a foot on every launch. I raced this car for 18 years. The key to wheelies is weight distribution and suspension settings.

[=Stephens=]

Originally Posted by mdrennan

This is my '72 Monte Carlo. It was powered by a 454 BBC making about 600 HP backed by a Turbo 400 tranny. It weighed about 3200 lbs. It had a ladder bar rear suspension and stock front suspension. It normally pulled the front wheels at least a foot on every launch. I raced this car for 18 years. The key to wheelies is weight distribution and suspension settings.

Do you still have it? That is a sweet ride!

[jrpxxii]

Originally Posted by rolnslo

Ask these guys....

BES Bischoff Engines is also the same company that built my motor. I think they know how to make some power Its amazing how many cars these guys have. When I went to Indy for the LSX Finals I bet there were at least 6-8 Baskin Trucking race cars in the pits. All of them were this insane too.

[hrpiii]

and his dealer said he still has his powertrain warranty (as long as it stays on the shop floor where they took it out).

[PitchBlack]

Originally Posted by mdrennan

This is my '72 Monte Carlo. It was powered by a 454 BBC making about 600 HP backed by a Turbo 400 tranny. It weighed about 3200 lbs. It had a ladder bar rear suspension and stock front suspension. It normally pulled the front wheels at least a foot on every launch. I raced this car for 18 years. The key to wheelies is weight distribution and suspension settings.

Looks great!
I had a 76 Pontiac Grand Prix street car with a bored out 455 with all the internals at 650 hp, along with a Turbo 400 with 3500 stall converter. If conditions were just right and it hooked, I could do the same. Lots of fun.

[mdrennan]

No, sold the Monte Carlo and bought the S-10 that's in my profile pic. I bought the S-10 from John Lingenfelter. He raced it as the Summit-sponsored NHRA Pro Stock Truck with a 358 CI SB2 engine and a 6-speed MT. I raced it with a BBC (454 from my Monte originally, and eventually a 555) and a Powerglide tranny. It was an awesome ride. I raced for 25 years (18 years in the Monte, 7 in the S-10) and had a great time.

[big boss]

NOW!! THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT, NOW I know it can be done.
Pulling fronts, I have the engine, rear end and suspenion work is what I need.

[Orangebowtieboy]

1SS = black roof molding

[GARYSSS]

Originally Posted by Orangebowtieboy

1SS = black roof molding

I don't think so. RS package = colored roof ditch moulding.

[GARYSSS]

Originally Posted by Chevrole+

dont take it the wrong way btw! its obviously a drag car. they didnt get any of the add ons for looks or comfort!

We didn't take it the wrong way, but unless you have been inside this car, you don't know what add on's they have. I agree since they did not get RS package and they are racing it that it, it is most likely a 1SS.